Which revolutionary product packaging innovation correctly matches its inventor and its market-changing impact?

The history of product design is full of groundbreaking innovations that changed how we interact with everyday items. Some packaging designs were so revolutionary that they transformed entire industries and how consumers use products. This trivia tests your knowledge about a significant packaging innovation that altered consumer behavior and created new market opportunities. Can you identify which famous packaging design breakthrough is correctly matched with its inventor and impact?

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Toothpaste tube - Dr. Washington Sheffield (1892) - Replaced unhygienic communal pots of toothpaste with individual, portable, and more sanitary delivery system
Aerosol spray can - Erik Rotheim (1899) - Eliminated the need for brushes in paint application, revolutionizing home improvement
Tetra Pak - Ruben Rausing (1963) - First aseptic packaging that allowed milk to be stored without refrigeration
Pop-top can - Daniel Cudzik (1953) - First widely adopted pull-tab that eliminated the need for separate can openers for beverages