A display package according to example embodiments includes an outer structure defining a back panel, side panels, a top panel and a bottom panel of the display package, an inner structure defining a front panel of the display package, the inner structure being interlocked with the outer structure, and a tray between the interlocked inner and outer structures. The tray is configured to hold at least one item. The inner structure is inwardly bent against the tray. A top panel flap of the inner structure is between the top panel of the display package and the tray.

A display package according to example embodiments includes an outer structure defining a back panel, side panels, a top panel and a bottom panel of the display package, an inner structure defining a front panel of the display package, the inner structure being interlocked with the outer structure, and a tray between the interlocked inner and outer structures. The tray is configured to hold at least one item. The inner structure is inwardly bent against the tray. A top panel flap of the inner structure is between the top panel of the display package and the tray.

A stackable packaging unit comprises a molded tray including one or more compartments and a female feature. Additionally, the stackable packaging unit includes a cover attached to the molded tray and configured to cover at least a portion of at least one of the compartment(s) of the molded tray. The cover is made of folded paperboard or cardboard and includes a handle extending upward. The handle of the cover provides a male feature that is configured to fit within the female feature of a further one of the stackable packaging units that's stacked above the stackable packaging unit. The molded tray can be made of molded pulp, in which case the molded tray and the paperboard or cardboard from which the cover is made can both be recyclable. The molded tray and the paperboard or cardboard from which the cover is made can additionally or alternatively include postconsumer recycled material.

An oral care tray that includes a top surface, a first compartment having a first bottom surface spaced from the top surface at a first vertical distance, and a second compartment having a second bottom surface spaced from the top surface at a second vertical distance. The oral care tray also includes a divider separating the first compartment and the second compartment thereby forming a first sidewall in the first compartment and a second sidewall in the second compartment, where the divider extends from the first bottom surface and the second bottom surface toward the top surface.

An oral care tray that includes a top surface, a first compartment having a first bottom surface spaced from the top surface at a first vertical distance, and a second compartment having a second bottom surface spaced from the top surface at a second vertical distance. The oral care tray also includes a divider separating the first compartment and the second compartment thereby forming a first sidewall in the first compartment and a second sidewall in the second compartment, where the divider extends from the first bottom surface and the second bottom surface toward the top surface.

The purpose of the present disclosure is to provide a battery accommodation tray in which the amount of material used is readily reduced and of which the strength is readily improved. The battery accommodation tray comprises a plurality of accommodation parts that respectively accommodate batteries and that are positioned at intervals from each other. The accommodation parts have insertion openings demarcated by insertion-side circular parts that have a circular shape when viewed from the insertion side of the batteries in the height direction (Z direction). The battery accommodation tray has insertion-side connection parts by which the outer peripheral surfaces of the insertion-side circular parts are connected to the outer peripheral surfaces of adjacent insertion-side circular parts. The plurality of insertion-side circular parts are connected by the plurality of insertion-side connection parts to form an integrated whole.

The purpose of the present disclosure is to provide a battery accommodation tray in which the amount of material used is readily reduced and of which the strength is readily improved. The battery accommodation tray comprises a plurality of accommodation parts that respectively accommodate batteries and that are positioned at intervals from each other. The accommodation parts have insertion openings demarcated by insertion-side circular parts that have a circular shape when viewed from the insertion side of the batteries in the height direction (Z direction). The battery accommodation tray has insertion-side connection parts by which the outer peripheral surfaces of the insertion-side circular parts are connected to the outer peripheral surfaces of adjacent insertion-side circular parts. The plurality of insertion-side circular parts are connected by the plurality of insertion-side connection parts to form an integrated whole.

An integrated carton and liner assembly for consumer products comprising a paperboard tray and thermoformed plastic insert. The walls of the assembled carton are four layers thick, interleaved, and secured with snap fitments for exceptional sturdiness. The assembly is easy to assemble without adhesive, and achieves an upscale look. The thermoform liner is held securely in the carton.

A food product package for containing a shingled stack of food product slices is provided including a package bottom and a non-planar periphery, the package bottom having walls oriented to be substantially the same geometry as the shingled stack of food product slices.

A food product package for containing a shingled stack of food product slices is provided including a package bottom and a non-planar periphery, the package bottom having walls oriented to be substantially the same geometry as the shingled stack of food product slices.