Which of these terms entered English vocabulary directly as a result of retail packaging innovation?

Language evolves constantly, sometimes influenced by everyday products and their packaging. Throughout retail history, certain packaging innovations have been so influential that they've added new words to our lexicon or changed how existing words are used. This trivia question explores the fascinating intersection of product packaging and linguistic evolution. Test your knowledge about how retail packaging has shaped the language we use today!

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Kleenex (becoming a generic term for facial tissues regardless of brand)
Pantry (from the Old French 'paneterie', meaning bread storage, predating modern retail)
Receipt (derived from Latin 'recipere', used in accounting long before retail packaging)
Display (from Latin 'displicare', meaning to unfold, used in various contexts before retail)