Mason Jars' Popularity Surges
Mason jars are experiencing a resurgence in popularity, from food preservation to crafting, with new uses for the timeless containers emerging.
The global canning jar market has grown to $5.48 billion in 2024, with US sales reaching $923 million. Originally a staple for home food preservation, Mason jars are now being used in various practical and creative ways.
The humble Mason jar is having a renaissance, from kitchen counters to craft tables.
Invented by John Landis Mason in 1858, the Mason jar revolutionized food preservation with its screw-top lid, creating an airtight seal and extending shelf life.
Today, Mason jars are used to hold cocktails, store dry goods, and even package Christmas gifts. With a bit of creativity, they can be repurposed in modern and innovative ways.
Author's summary: Mason jars regain popularity.
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