A packaging box includes a first unfolded plane for forming a quadrangular cylinder; and a second unfolded plane being vertical to the first unfolded plane and extending from an edge of the first unfolded plane, and the second unfolded plane includes a bottom plate, a rear wall and a top cover, which extend outwards in sequence.

A packaging system includes a main body and two side flaps coupled to the main body. The main body and the side flaps can comprise corrugated cardboard. The corrugations of the main body can be perpendicular to the corrugations of the two side flaps. The packaging system can be folded up to package a good in the packaging system, with all folds of the main body and the side flaps made parallel to the corrugations of the respective components.

A bag-in-box packaging includes an outer box, a collapsible inner box disposed within an interior of the outer box, and a dispensing tap coupled to the inner bag. The outer box includes a side wall, a tap access feature formed in the side wall, and a removable top wall. The top wall includes overlapping first and second top flaps. The first top flap is hingedly connected to a front side of the side wall along a first tear line. The second top flap is hingedly connected to a rear side of the side wall along a second tear line. The rear side of the side wall is disposed opposite the front side. The top wall is separable from the side wall along the first and second tear lines.

A packaging box is formed of corrugated cardboard, wherein end portions of the packaging box are protruded relative to a middle portion of the packaging box so that the packaging box has a curved shape, and a corrugation direction of the corrugated cardboard is parallel to a longitudinal direction of the packaging box.

The present disclosure relates to child-safe packaging. In accordance with aspects and embodiments, a child-safe packaging system is provided comprising a cardstock inner package having an internal cavity dimensioned to hold a product and a cardstock outer sleeve having an open end a closed end, wherein the inner package is sized to frictionally fit within the outer sleeve.

A foldable box has a first element and a second element. The first element has a stack of a first layer and a second layer, wherein the first layer has a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface. The second surface has an adhesive coating, and wherein the second layer is arranged to partially cover the second surface. Furthermore, the second layer has an opening to partially expose the adhesive coating of the first layer. Moreover, the second element has at least three pivotably connected parts, wherein at least one of the at least three pivotably connected parts is arranged to be in contact with the exposed part of the adhesive coating of the first layer.

A container for holding at least one article includes a body extending at least partially around an interior of the container, a reclosable lid engaged with the body, a closed bottom engaged with the body, and a barrier member formed of a laminate structure defining an exterior surface and an interior surface of the barrier member and positioned in the interior of the container, the barrier member having a central portion at least partially separably connected to a marginal portion at a first line of weakening and a second line of weakening, the first line of weakening extending to a first depth from the exterior surface of the barrier member and the second line of weakening extending to a second depth from the interior surface of the barrier member, the first depth different than the second depth, the marginal portion attached to the body.

A container includes a first blank and a second blank. The first blank includes a first plurality of panels and a first plurality of flaps integrally formed from a first sheet of material. The first plurality of panels includes a first side panel, a second side panel opposing the first side panel, a back panel, and a front panel. The first plurality of flaps define a bottom of the container and a first portion of a top of the container. The front panel includes a window portion. The second blank includes two or more panels and two or more top flaps integrally formed from a second sheet of material. The two or more panels include a cover front panel and a first side panel. The two or more top panels define a second portion of the top of the container. The cover front panel is attached to the window panel.

The present disclosure relates to child-safe packaging. In accordance with aspects and embodiments, a child-safe packaging system is provided comprising a cardstock inner package having an internal cavity dimensioned to hold a product and a cardstock outer sleeve having an open end a closed end, wherein the inner package is sized to frictionally fit within the outer sleeve. To access the inner package, force must be applied to the inner package through an access hole in the outer sleeve. To further safeguard the contents of the inner package, the frictional fit may be enhanced by application of a coating to portions of the inner packaging and outer sleeve, and the inner package may be made shorter than the outer sleeve.

A container includes a first blank and a second blank. The first blank includes a first plurality of panels and a first plurality of flaps integrally formed from a first sheet of material. The first plurality of panels includes a first side panel, a second side panel opposing the first side panel, a back panel, and a front panel. The first plurality of flaps define a bottom of the container and a first portion of a top of the container. The front panel includes a window portion. The second blank includes two or more panels and two or more top flaps integrally formed from a second sheet of material. The two or more panels include a cover front panel and a first side panel. The two or more top panels define a second portion of the top of the container. The cover front panel is attached to the window panel.