There is disclosed packaging for edible product comprising a base component and a separate lid component. The base component is formed from a folded blank and has an opening which provides access to a hollow interior for storing edible product. The lid component is bonded to the base component so as to close the opening and inhibit access to the interior. The lid component comprises an access panel which can be moved with respect to the base component to open the packaging and provide access to the interior through the opening. There is also disclosed a method for manufacturing a packaged product.

There is disclosed packaging for edible product comprising a base component and a separate lid component. The base component is formed from a folded blank and has an opening which provides access to a hollow interior for storing edible product. The lid component is bonded to the base component so as to close the opening and inhibit access to the interior. The lid component comprises an access panel which can be moved with respect to the base component to open the packaging and provide access to the interior through the opening. There is also disclosed a method for manufacturing a packaged product.

A multi-carton container can be separated into a first carton and a second carton. The top wall of each of the first carton and the second carton can be at least partially connected to each other along a line of weakness. Side walls of each of the first carton and the second carton can also be at least partially connected to each other along lines of weakness.

A dispenser for disposable gloves includes a box having a plurality of faces, and two stacks of unfolded gloves disposed in the box and a static internal separator positioned between each stack of gloves. The box has 5 perforated lines on at least two opposing faces. The perforated lines are tearable providing a respective dispensing aperture on each opposing face. Each stack of gloves is orientated in the box so that the cuff of the gloves is positioned adjacent to the dispensing aperture for dispensing cuff-first through said dispensing aperture.

A dispenser for disposable gloves includes a box having a plurality of faces, and two stacks of unfolded gloves disposed in the box and a static internal separator positioned between each stack of gloves. The box has 5 perforated lines on at least two opposing faces. The perforated lines are tearable providing a respective dispensing aperture on each opposing face. Each stack of gloves is orientated in the box so that the cuff of the gloves is positioned adjacent to the dispensing aperture for dispensing cuff-first through said dispensing aperture.

A blank for constructing a container includes a front panel, a bottom panel foldably connected to the front panel along a lower front horizontal fold line, and a side panel having a front portion and a rear portion. The side panel is foldably connected to at least one of the bottom panel or the front panel. The blank includes a top panel that is foldably connected to the side panel, and a rear panel foldably connected to the rear portion of the side panel along a rear vertical fold line. The front and rear portions of the side panel are separable from one another along a separation line such that the rear portion of the side panel and the rear panel are configured and adapted for removal.

A self-sealing container is formed from a blank comprising panels and end flaps connected along fold lines with the panels and the end flaps being foldable along the fold lines to form the container. The container includes a securing feature that seals the container in a closed position, with the securing feature providing a visual indication of opening if the container is opened from the closed position. After the container is opened, the securing feature provides a closure feature that allows the container to be closed.

The present invention provides an enclosed carton for storing and dispensing a plurality of consumer goods. The carton is reclosable and resealable using an interior tuck tab that is formed from one of the carton panels. The tab has a perimeter defined by a line of weakness for separating the interior tuck tab from the carton panel, a first fold line for hingedly connecting the interior tuck tab to the panel and a second fold line spaced apart from the first fold line; and a pair of notches disposed on the interior tuck tab substantially parallel to the second fold line.

A shipping box is made of a material sufficiently rigid to serve as a shipping container for product packages and is shaped so as to be able to form an enclosed shipping box having a top wall, a bottom wall, and four sidewalls interconnecting the top and bottom walls. The enclosed shipping box is configured such that the four sidewalls have at least one line of perforations predetermined to permit the top wall and predetermined top portions of the four sidewalls to selectively be removed so that portions of the shipping box remaining after the top wall and top portions of the sidewalls are removed form a display case permitting visibility and accessibility for product packages shipped using the enclosed shipping box.

A container including an assembled combination of opaque paperboard and substantially transparent polymer sheet is disclosed. The containing may have a convex polyhedron shape and include at least a first group of three substantially flat mutually adjacent outer panels, wherein the first group of mutually adjacent outer panels share at least a first substantially transparent window that is present on and extends continuously and wraps from a first of the first group of panels, to a second of the first group of panels, to a third of the first group of panels, the first window being defined by a first window cutout through the paperboard, and the first window being occupied by a continuous section of the polymer sheet present and at least partially forming each of the first group of panels. The container may be a retail package.