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You are either using words loosely and creating confusion, or you yourself are confused. Enamel usually refers to fused glass (vitreous), or a paint with a similar sheen. The first is an exact description, the second a rather vague one. Everyday cans are not lined with fused glass in this day and age, and I tend to doubt that "paint" (another loose term) was ever used, so I do not know what exactly the enamel was on the packages you worked with back when.
Cans are lined with plastic. Check out some of Georgia Pacific's offerings: