A sack which stores granular and/or powder-sized materials, which gives the inside air to the outside when the granule and/or powder material is filled. With the disclosed sack, internal air is provided to the outside when the material is filled in the interior of the ventilation channel with a ventilation channel between the intermediate layers, consisting of more than one intermediate layer and the physical and chemical properties of the products in powder and/or granular form are kept unchanged and stored.

A chemical ordnance containment and transport bag is described. The bag may comprise a flexible body, an end portion, a zipper bisecting the flexible body along two longitudinal sides and a lateral side and terminating at the end portion, and a plurality of straps which extend widthwise across the flexible body from each longitudinal portion of the zipper. The flexible body may comprise one or more layers of activated carbon cloth comprising at least one layer of knitted activated carbon cloth and at least one layer of woven activated carbon cloth. Embodiments may also include a method of securing chemical ordnance, comprising providing a chemical ordnance containment and transport bag, placing a chemical ordnance item inside the bag, and closing the zipper and adjusting the straps to secure the chemical ordnance item inside the bag.

Articles having mechanically strengthened seams (320) and methods of making the same are provided. An article includes at least one material sheet (311) and a seam (320) formed from an overlap of two portions (310, 314) of the at least one material sheet (311) and an adhesive (312) deposited between the two portions (310, 314) of the at least one material sheet (311) along at least a portion of the overlap, the adhesive (312) sealing the two portions (310, 314) of the at least one material sheet (311), wherein at least one of the two portions (310, 314) of the material sheet (311) comprises a plurality of indents (322) on a surface thereof, such that the adhesive (312) penetrates the material sheet (311) at the indents (322) to provide a mechanical bond between the two portions (310, 314) of the at least one material sheet (311).

The present invention provides a container for storing food and/or beverage, specifically designed for use with infants and young children to adults, constructed of a reusable, eco-friendly fabric and materials.

The present disclosure providing a cushion pad includes at least one cushion unit including at least one die-cutting region, a length of the die-cutting region increased when the die-cutting region is unfolded; the die-cutting region is unfolded to form a buffer layer that causes the second surface to expand in a thickness direction of the second surface to play a buffering and protective role thereof; the die-cutting region is unfolded to form a three-dimensional network structure. The present disclosure also provides that a packaging bag with the cushion unit is of a plane structure after production; when the packaging bag is used after being transportation, an object is put into the packaging bag or applying a pushing force to the packaging bag so that the cushion unit is expanded to form the buffer layer, to protect the object inside the packaging bag.

A sheet material container includes a container body that surrounds a containing portion for accommodating a content. The container body is formed of a container body-forming sheet member formed by layering a plurality of base material films. The container body-forming sheet member includes the plurality of base material films, an attaching layer by which the base material films are attached to each other, and a filler enclosed portion that is formed between the plurality of base material films and into which a filler is to be filled. The plurality of base material films are made from the same type of resins.

A consumer product including at least one water-soluble single-dose article and a reclosable flexible container formed by a multilayer composite sheet including a layer of paper, a layer of compostable adhesive, and a layer of biodegradable plastic material having a metallized coating.

A gas barrier laminate that includes a paper substrate; an anchor coat layer containing at least one of a polyvinyl alcohol-based resin, and a polyolefin having polar groups; a vapor deposition layer; an adhesive layer; and a sealant layer laminated in this order.

This disclosure is concerned with pressure sensitive adhesive printable paper products, such as labels, and their use with various substrates, such as packaging and containers, including food containers. This disclosure is also concerned with repositionable pressure sensitive adhesive printable paper products and their transformation into semi-permanent or permanent adhesive products with respect to such substrates. This disclosure is also concerned with food and drink containers, methods of making them and their use with removable or repositionable adhesive labels. More particularly, this disclosure is concerned with containers for food or drink having chemical functionality, such as in coatings, to facilitate the use of adhesive labels with such containers.

The invention relates to a pharmaceutical product or container closure system containing an overpouch with an intransparent first foil and a transparent second foil, a transparent primary container for holding a transparent liquid, e.g., a pharmaceutical formulation, wherein the transparent primary container is packed within the overpouch and labeled with at least one label and wherein the at least one label acts as a light absorbing segment having a reflection R.sub.L for light in the range of about 350 nm to about 800 nm and an inner surface of the intransparent first foil of the overpouch acts as a light reflecting background having a reflection R.sub.F for light in the direction of the primary container in the range of about 350 nm to about 800 nm with R.sub.FR.sub.L. By the transparent second foil and the inventive reflection properties it is achieved that the at least one label on the primary container is visible and readable. Additionally, visual inspection of the content of the transparent primary container is possible. A good contrast is achieved to enhance machine and human readability.