The disclosure provides a vacuum packaging product. The vacuum packaging product includes an outer packaging member and a cartridge configured for use in an electronic cigarette. The cartridge is filled with an aerosol-forming substrate. The cartridge is packed and hermetically sealed in the outer packaging member in a vacuum state. Since the outer packaging member is in a vacuum state, a pressure difference exists between the inside and the outside of the outer packaging member due to the vacuum state of the outer packaging member, and the outer packaging member is contracted, so as to better seal the cartridge that has been filled with the aerosol-forming substrate, and to avoid leakage caused by possible high temperature, high pressure or negative pressure during transportation.

The disclosure provides a vacuum packaging product. The vacuum packaging product includes an outer packaging member and a cartridge configured for use in an electronic cigarette. The cartridge is filled with an aerosol-forming substrate. The cartridge is packed and hermetically sealed in the outer packaging member in a vacuum state. Since the outer packaging member is in a vacuum state, a pressure difference exists between the inside and the outside of the outer packaging member due to the vacuum state of the outer packaging member, and the outer packaging member is contracted, so as to better seal the cartridge that has been filled with the aerosol-forming substrate, and to avoid leakage caused by possible high temperature, high pressure or negative pressure during transportation.

A container includes an end wall having a rivet and a frangible score line that defines a curved tongue shaped panel. The frangible score line terminates at each end substantially on a radial line extending from a lever mounting hole formed within the curved tongue shaped panel. A tab is riveted to the lever-mounting hole to act as second-degree lever. The tab has a first actuating point extending toward the distal looping portion of the frangible score line. The tab has a fulcrum portion extending opposite to the first actuating point and terminating within the curved tongue shape. Lifting of the first actuating point pulls upward on the curved tongue shaped panel at the distal looping portion imparts a shear force of the frangible score line to initiate upward rolling of an extended portion of the curved tongue shaped panel.

A container includes an end wall having a rivet and a frangible score line that defines a curved tongue shaped panel. The frangible score line terminates at each end substantially on a radial line extending from a lever mounting hole formed within the curved tongue shaped panel. A tab is riveted to the lever-mounting hole to act as second-degree lever. The tab has a first actuating point extending toward the distal looping portion of the frangible score line. The tab has a fulcrum portion extending opposite to the first actuating point and terminating within the curved tongue shape. Lifting of the first actuating point pulls upward on the curved tongue shaped panel at the distal looping portion imparts a shear force of the frangible score line to initiate upward rolling of an extended portion of the curved tongue shaped panel.

A reclosable metal lid of a beverage can comprising a centre panel in which scorelines are made, allowing to tear out an aperture, a circumferential panel connecting the centre panel with the neck of the can, and a pull-tab attached by a rivet, and a collar for connecting the lid with the can body, equipped with a closing rotatable panel rotating around the rivet axis is, wherein the centre panel (4) is above the circumferential panel (3) and has in the connection spot with the circumferential panel (3) an additional embossing forming a guide-rail, and the rotatable panel (5) is mounted on the lid on this guide-rail, while the pull tab (7) is affixed to the rotatable panel (5) by the rivet (6), wherein the size of the rotatable panel (5) corresponds to the size of the centre panel (4), and the rotatable panel (5) comprises an aperture which corresponds to a drinking opening of the lid.

The present invention relates to a can made essentially of plastic and containing a sterile beverage. The can includes a receptacle having a cylindrical body and an upper portion provided with an opening. The opening in the receptacle is hermetically sealed with a closure made of a metal and plastics composite. A cap comprising a cylindrical side wall and a piercing device is attached to the receptacle. Preferably, the cap comprises a re-closable lid. The receptacle-and-cap assembly have the appearance of a can.

A resealable beverage can lid has a lid having a top side having a first scored opening and a second scored opening and a bottom side, a first rivet formed in the lid and extending outwardly from the top side of the lid, a second rivet formed in the lid and extending outwardly from the bottom side of the lid, the second scored opening encompassing the first rivet and the second rivet, a tab portion connected to the first rivet, and a closure element connected to the second rivet.

A tamper evident food container is provided. The container comprises a base hingedly connected to a lid. The lid includes an outer raised portion having an integrally connected inner recessed portion formed therein, wherein the inner recessed portion includes a peelable flap portion partially detachable from the inner recessed portion for lifting the peelable flap upwardly from the inner recessed portion; an upper flange extending perpendicularly outward from a perimeter of the lid and having a connecting member located between extending latching portions extending outwardly from the upper flange and adapted for being received in the two latch receiving openings; and a tab connected to the peelable flap portion on a first end and detachably connected to the connecting member on a second end, where the tab is configured for pushing inward to detach the second end from the connecting member allowing the peelable flap portion to be lifted upwardly.

A resealable beverage can has a lid having a top side having a first scored opening and a bottom side, a first rivet formed in the lid and extending outwardly from the top side of the lid, a tab portion connected to the first rivet, a second rivet formed in the lid and extending outwardly from the top side of the lid, the second rivet having an indentation formed in the bottom side of the lid, the second rivet having a second scored opening, a tack element connected to the indentation of the second rivet, and a closure element connected to the tack element.

A metallic container end closure is provided that generally comprises a primary pour opening and an extended or secondary score which is opened with a secondary tool to form a secondary pour opening. The fact that a secondary tool is required allows the secondary score to be shallower, and thus more secure than deeper scores that are openable by finger pressure alone. Once the secondary tool is used to fracture the secondary score, a secondary pour opening is produced adjacent to the primary pour opening to form a larger opening. A user may insert materials such as ice or oranges through the enlarged pour opening.