Pouches, for example pouches that contain one or more active agents, such as a fabric care active agent or dishwashing active agent and/or detergent compositions, and more particularly pouches employing a water-soluble fibrous wall material, pouches employing a fibrous wall material that ruptures during use, and methods for making same, are provided.

A disposable beverage bag, filled with beverage material, for use in preparing a beverage in connection with single-serve beverage brewing machines. The beverage bag is preferably made from environmentally-friendly woven or knitted materials that are biodegradable, compostable and/or recyclable, or any other suitable stretchy, water-permeable, eco-friendly material. The beverage bag offers an easy, convenient, cost-effective and mess-free way to prepare beverages, and easy, eco-friendly disposal. The beverage bag can be configured to work with any beverage brewing machine, and it can be filled with any suitable beverage material, including coffee, tea, and hot chocolate. An adapter comprising a gasket and plug can be installed in the beverage machine to allow for the beverage bag to be used without the need for a reusable cup.

A multipocketed laundry organization device is provided having an organizational section that may utilize a plurality of fabric sheets coupled together at a plurality of coupling locations. The plurality of coupling locations may at least in part define a shape of a plurality of pockets and each of the plurality of pockets may comprise a cavity and a closure element. The multipocketed laundry organization device may also utilize a hanging section having a fabric body. The fabric body may utilize at least one aperture and at least one load-bearing portion.

The origami container is a flat square of fabric that can be folded into various configurations while maintaining its folded structure. The structural integrity is maintained through the use of cords and battens, which construct a mechanical seam along the edge or hem of the fabric square. In virtue of binding various seams to one another, it is possible to maintain the location of folds, prevent the container from dispensing its contents, allow temporary access to the contents of the container, and connect fabric squares to one another to create containers of varying shapes and sizes.

A bag for creating temporary barriers. The bag may include an outer casing, a filling port integrated into the casing, and liquid absorbing powder within the casing. To use the bag to create a temporary barrier, the bag may be filled with water and the liquid absorbing powder may absorb the liquid. The bag may then expand and may be stacked with other bags to create the barrier.

Preventing ice melt from entering an ice cooler, the present invention comprises an impermeable, supple, Eco-friendly, certified food safe bag for storing ice within a cooler. Ice melt is kept in the ice storage bag eliminating soiled and contaminated food products and ice melt buildup. Withstanding up to 20 lbs of ice, the machine washable ice storage bag is easily filled, refilled and emptied.

A transport bag includes a closure device for detachably connecting the front wall to the rear wall in the closure state for receiving the conveying good and for releasing the connection from the closure state into the open state for releasing the conveying good. The locking of the closure device is performed with the aid of an electric drive. The reversible closing lock is achieved with the aid of the spring of the solenoid. For the opening of the closure device, the solenoid is switched for a short time and the reversible closing lock is released. The switching takes place in the unloading station by supplying electric current to the electric contacts with the aid of the electric switching contacts of the unloading station.

A fabric bulk bag and a method for constructing the same, the bag including a continuous sidewall, a top portion, and a bottom, all defining a bulk storage space therein; the bottom further comprising eight sides which define an octagonal shape having an enlarged footprint so that the bag wall is sewn to the bottom in less time than a round shaped bag, yet when filled stands more upright with less tendency to lean than the current square shaped bags thereby providing a safer more dependable stacking bulk bag. In the method of producing the fabric bulk bag, the bag is constructed in less time than the prior art round bottom bags, uses less wall fabric than prior art square bottomed bags and when constructed and filled, supports itself more stable on a floor or pallet because it provides substantially more base for the product to rest on. In other embodiments, the bag would be multi-sided with greater than four sides.

A containment tray for holding, transporting and/or storage of objects, such as, preferably, liquid-filled or, more preferably, oil-filled objects. More particularly, the invention relates to a containment tray capable of holding, transporting and/or storing liquid-filled industrial objects and preventing leaking of both hazardous and non-hazardous materials from such objects when in the containment tray into the outside environment.

A packaging container for shipping goods is configured for conversion from a shelf configuration into a first packaging configuration by a first folding method, and from the shelf configuration into a second packaging configuration by a second folding method, wherein in the shelf configuration the packaging container is collapsible such that two opposite faces of the packaging container come in direct con-tact with each other, wherein in the first and second packaging configuration the packaging container is configured such that two opposite faces of the packaging container are attached to each other by a dimensionally stable sidepiece, and wherein a volume enclosed by the packaging container in the first packaging configuration is different from a volume enclosed by the packaging container in the second packaging configuration.