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vladimir1956 [14]
3 years ago
6

The innovations of Philip Danforth Armour in the 19th century led to improvements in

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Anton [14]3 years ago
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The correct answer is C) nutrition. Philip Danforth Armour was an American industrialist, businessman and inventor. He founded the Armour & Company in 1867, setting a precedent in the packing, storage, and distribution of meat in the United States.

He developed innovative ways for the meat industry, such as the use of by-products and canned meat. Furthermore, he opened refrigeration and meat storage centers in cities such as Chicago. As a result, the Armour & Company began to export meat products to Europe.

dem82 [27]3 years ago
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The answer is C. Nutrition

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