A refillable container including: a liquid inner container (100) having a suction port formed at a center of an upper surface portion and a bottom portion (103) formed into a pyramid shape having a deepest portion at a center of the bottom portion; a support member (2) configured to hold the bottom portion of the liquid inner container to support the liquid inner container in a standing state; a lid member (4) fitted to an outer periphery of the liquid inner container; a discharge pump (7) provided on a top surface portion of the lid member and including a suction tube (6) inserted through the suction port into the liquid container; and a positioning device (8) for positioning a position of the liquid inner container in a vertical direction is determined such that a distal end of the suction tube is located in the pyramid shape of the bottom portion.

In one embodiment, a liquid dispensing system includes a bag, a tap, and a box. The bag includes a spout that is configured to permit the bag to be filled with a liquid. The tap is configured to be coupled to the bag. The box is configured to hold the bag. The box includes a back side and a front side opposite the back side. The front side includes an aperture for the tap. At least a portion of the aperture is located below a horizontal center line of the front side.

In one embodiment, a liquid dispensing system includes a bag, a tap, and a box. The bag includes a spout that is configured to permit the bag to be filled with a liquid. The tap is configured to be coupled to the bag. The box is configured to hold the bag. The box includes a back side and a front side opposite the back side. The front side includes an aperture for the tap. At least a portion of the aperture is located below a horizontal center line of the front side.

The proposed product relates to the field of manufacturing packaging for primarily liquid, fatty, and frozen food products or for products that contain or release fats and moisture. The present packaging, having an overlapping seam with a sealed end face, is made of a shape-giving material that consists of a base material and a protective layer applied on one side of said base material. The protective layer is elongated relative to the base material, and at the place where the shape-giving material is joined in an overlapping fashion to form a seam, the elongated protective layer is connected on the inner side of the packaging to the adjoining layer of shape-giving material without the protective layer coming into contact with the end face surface of the shape-giving material, to protect an end face without thickening the material at an overlap point and without the overlap point being excessively rigid, as well as without using an additional protective polymer tape or an expensive base material having hydrophobic properties.

The proposed product relates to the field of manufacturing packaging for primarily liquid, fatty, and frozen food products or for products that contain or release fats and moisture. The present packaging, having an overlapping seam with a sealed end face, is made of a shape-giving material that consists of a base material and a protective layer applied on one side of said base material. The protective layer is elongated relative to the base material, and at the place where the shape-giving material is joined in an overlapping fashion to form a seam, the elongated protective layer is connected on the inner side of the packaging to the adjoining layer of shape-giving material without the protective layer coming into contact with the end face surface of the shape-giving material, to protect an end face without thickening the material at an overlap point and without the overlap point being excessively rigid, as well as without using an additional protective polymer tape or an expensive base material having hydrophobic properties.

A packaging container that can be easily disassembled is provided at low cost. The packaging container is formed by a laminate including a base layer being folded into a box shape and each end thereof being overlapped to be sealed with each other, the laminate having a fragile part formed thereon. The laminate further has, for example, a film layer, and includes, as a fragile part, a first scored part formed on a base layer and a second scored part formed on a film in a 2.0-mm-wide band area with the first scored part being a widthwise center.

A packaging container that can be easily disassembled is provided at low cost. The packaging container is formed by a laminate including a base layer being folded into a box shape and each end thereof being overlapped to be sealed with each other, the laminate having a fragile part formed thereon. The laminate further has, for example, a film layer, and includes, as a fragile part, a first scored part formed on a base layer and a second scored part formed on a film in a 2.0-mm-wide band area with the first scored part being a widthwise center.

An improved reconfigurable label assembly is presented. The assembly includes a container, a front panel, a back panel, a bottom panel, and an optional pair of attachment elements. The bottom panel is disposed between and substantially parallel to the front and back panels in a first configuration to form a label attached to and completely separable from the container. The label is disposed along an outer surface of the container in the first configuration and is configurable to form a receptacle in a second configuration. The front and back panels are separable and the bottom panel is expandable to form the receptacle after the label is removed from the container. The receptacle is capable of holding a consumable product. The receptacle is reconfigurable to the label after use as the receptacle so that the label may be directly reattached to the container. The optional attachment elements cooperate to releasably secure the front, back, and bottom panels to the container in the first configuration.

An improved reconfigurable label assembly is presented. The assembly includes a container, a front panel, a back panel, a bottom panel, and an optional pair of attachment elements. The bottom panel is disposed between and substantially parallel to the front and back panels in a first configuration to form a label attached to and completely separable from the container. The label is disposed along an outer surface of the container in the first configuration and is configurable to form a receptacle in a second configuration. The front and back panels are separable and the bottom panel is expandable to form the receptacle after the label is removed from the container. The receptacle is capable of holding a consumable product. The receptacle is reconfigurable to the label after use as the receptacle so that the label may be directly reattached to the container. The optional attachment elements cooperate to releasably secure the front, back, and bottom panels to the container in the first configuration.

A liquid paper container capable of preventing leakage of a liquid and intrusion of, for example, air into the container through a gap between a part of a corresponding one of top-portion horizontal folding creases formed in a blank sheet and a top-portion horizontal folding crease formed in a side sealing panel, which overlap with each other, top panels (11, 12) and side panels (15, 16) are respectively contiguous with upper ends of body panels through top-portion horizontal folding creases (9, 10, 13, 14). Bottom panels (21, 22) and inner panels (25, 26) are respectively contiguous with lower ends of the body panels through bottom-portion horizontal folding creases (19, 20, 23, 24). A side sealing panel (30) is contiguous with a one-side open end edge of a blank sheet (1A). A top-portion horizontal folding crease (31) and a bottom-portion horizontal folding crease (32) are formed in the side sealing panel.