[PKSC 1020] - Final Exam Guide - Everything you need to know! (35 pages long)

• School: Clemson University
• Department: Packaging Science
• Course: PKSC 1020
• Professor: Heather Batt

Document Summary

Woven grass baskets, shells, wooden bowls, animal hides and skins: notable developments in ancient man-made packages (be able to put these on a timeline) 105 a. d. paper invented in china: 1500 cork stopper used for bottles such as wine (first evidence of protective packaging, helps protect liquid from bacteria next major developments occurred during industrial revolution, notable developments during the industrial revolution. 1810 peter durand develops tin canister. 1868 - john hyatt patent for colloid, leading to the development of cellulose, first plastic . 1877 quaker oats first used the quaker man to represent their product. 1895 toothpaste first offered in tubes: first option of convenience packages. 1897 first major use of paperboard for national biscuit company uneeda . Biscuit product late 1800 early 1900"s first major use of graphics to help sell the product: end of industrial revolution and around wwii, movement from bulk packaging to retail packaging. Illustrates how social changes interact with packaging developments.