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The evolution of product packaging dates back to ancient times when people used leaves, animal skins, shells, and other natural resources for packing. The "ancient packaging era" saw the creation of pottery bottles and bamboo baskets as innovative alternatives. A significant turning point occurred in 105 AD in China with Cai Lun's invention of paper, leading to the "new packaging era." Paper labels were used to distinguish products, marking a pivotal moment in packaging history. The 16-19th centuries ushered in the "modern packaging era," characterized by the introduction of glass and metal materials, with Coca Cola's use of glass bottles being an example of this shift. Lastly, we entered the "contemporary packaging era" after the 20th century due to advancements in packaging machinery, materials, designs, and printings, significantly impacting our daily lives.