The container may comprise a box, a lid, at least a first bundle and a second bundle of consumer goods, and an expandable spacer. The expandable spacer comprises at least one spacer weakening line. The at least one spacer weakening line is provided on the spacer bottom wall. The expandable spacer has an initial size that is defined by an initial distance between the first side wall and the second side wall of the expandable spacer for containing a predetermined number of consumer goods. The spacer weakening line is configured to break when more than the predetermined number of consumer goods are inserted between the expandable spacer walls so that the first and the second side walls of the expandable spacer are spaced further apart. Methods of using disclosed containers are also disclosed.

The disclosure concerns a container (1) having a base (2) and a lid (3), wherein the lid (3) comprises a first plurality of abutment projections (4) positioned circumferentially spaced apart on an inside of the lid (3) and configured to contact an upwardly facing abutment surface (5) of a side wall (6) of the base (2) when the base (2) and lid (3) are arranged parallel to each other and pressed together to form a closed container. The lid (3) further comprises a second plurality of abutment projections (7) positioned circumferentially spaced apart on an inside of the lid (3) and configured to contact an upwardly facing abutment surface (5) of a side wall (6) of the base (2) when the base (2) and the lid (3) are arranged inclined to each other and pressed together. The disclosure concerns a container (1) having a base (2) and a lid (3), wherein the lid (3) comprises an upper wall (12) and at least two depressions (22) positioned spaced apart along the circumference of the upper wall (12).

The package includes an inner package including a first panel defining a first compartment, the first panel including a first end that is at least partially heat sealed, the first end defining a first tear-point, a second panel defining a second compartment, a first interfacing edge of the first panel being connected to a second interfacing edge of the second panel, the second panel including a second end that is at least partially heat sealed, the second end defining a second tear-point, the first re-closeable seal and the second re-closeable seal being on a third end of the first compartment and a fourth end of the at least one second compartment, respectively.

A receptacle for a sodden beverage infusion pouch is disclosed herein. The receptacle for a sodden beverage infusion pouch includes a disposable sheet, and a disposable absorbent-barrier. The receptacle for a sodden beverage infusion pouch is useful for providing a means for no-mess disposal of the sodden beverage infusion pouch. In a preferred embodiment, the beverage infusion pouch may be a tea bag.

A tissue box dispenser and waste receptacle. The tissue box dispenser and waste receptacle includes a tissue box attachment attached to a tissue box. The tissue box attachment includes a cuboid box having a top wall, a bottom wall, and a plurality of sidewalls. An opening is formed in at least one of the plurality of sidewalls leading into the cuboid box, forming a waste receptacle. A connector is configured to secure the top wall of the tissue box attachment to a bottom wall of the tissue box.

A container comprising a base and a lid defining a first compartment therebetween for storing unused snus, wherein at least the lid or the base includes a separating element which is stretchable to enable a user to form or enlarge a second compartment for storing used snus on the other side of said separating element to the first compartment.

A rigid food pouch container developed to accommodate prepared food packaged in soft containers is designed to prevent a child from squeezing the container and causing its contents to spurt from the container. The food pouch container includes a back portion having an interior cavity; a front portion; a top hole; and a surface dividing the back portion into an upper cavity and a lower cavity. In some embodiments, the lower cavity is inside the back portion, while in other embodiments, the lower cavity is an exterior cavity. Also disclosed are food pouch containers that include a back portion having an interior cavity; a front portion; a top hole; means for contouring the food pouch from the bottom or side of the pouch. Some embodiments include a hinged clam shell configuration for easy insertion and removal of the food pouch. Other embodiments include a storage facility for the pouch cap.

A package includes a base, a lid, and a locking mechanism. The locking mechanism includes an arm and a flexible member. The arm extends from the lid and has a first engaging structure. The member includes a flexible rib connected to a base floor, and a second engaging structure and a contact structure on a rib outer surface. The member flexes in response to a first force applied in a first direction to the contact structure and relaxes in response to absence of the first force. The member engages the first and second engaging structures based on the member being relaxed while the lid is closed. The member disengages the first and second engaging structures based on the member being flexed while the lid is closed. The lid may be opened based on applying a second force to the lid in a second direction while the member is flexed.

The present disclosure relates to child resistant containers and methods of making same for products made or derived from tobacco, or that otherwise incorporate tobacco, and are intended for human consumption.

A conventional cigarette pack includes a thin pouch of heat-resistant flexible material disposed therein. The pouch has a recloseable top opening that is sized to permit a cigarette butt to be placed in the pouch following withdrawal of a cigarette from the pack. The pouch expands to fill the space in the pack created when each successive cigarette is withdrawn to be smoked. When the entire contents of the pack are consumed by the smoker, the pack and/or the pouch filled with butts can responsibly be disposed of to avoid adverse environmental impact.