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The invention of the sealable plastic container in 1946 change the way people shop for food, the way we cook and the way we eat.
The invention of the sealable plastic container in 1946 change the way people shop for food, the way we cook and the way we eat.
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S1, EP4 "The Plastic Container"The invention of the sealable plastic container in 1946 change the way people shop for food, the way we cook and the way we eat.
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