A bag container dispenser includes a bag container. The container is formed of resilient material and has a bottom, a top, first and second sides, a front, a back and a removable access panel. The access panel has a top segment that includes a portion of the top and a connected front segment. The front segment has a height that extends from the bottom to the top. Stacked bags are sized and shaped to fit within the bag container. Each of the bags has a front wall, a back wall, an open top and a closure mechanism. The bags are dispensable from the container through an opening provided by removal of the access panel which may have a removable cover. A dispenser rack has a horizontal platform sized and shaped to support the bag container. Peripheral guards extend upward from the platform and constrain movement of the container during dispensing.

A bag container dispenser includes a bag container. The container is formed of resilient material and has a bottom, a top, first and second sides, a front, a back and a removable access panel. The access panel has a top segment that includes a portion of the top and a connected front segment. The front segment has a height that extends from the bottom to the top. Stacked bags are sized and shaped to fit within the bag container. Each of the bags has a front wall, a back wall, an open top and a closure mechanism. The bags are dispensable from the container through an opening provided by removal of the access panel which may have a removable cover. A dispenser rack has a horizontal platform sized and shaped to support the bag container. Peripheral guards extend upward from the platform and constrain movement of the container during dispensing.

A package suitable for wipes. The package has a plastic film bag having a front face panel, a back face panel, an openable top and a closed bottom, a first sealing connection between first side edge regions of the respective panels at one side thereof, a second sealing connection between second side edge regions of the respective panels at the other side thereof, a third sealing connection between third edge regions of the respective panels at the bag bottom, a resealable closure integrated with the bag plastic film for sealingly closing the bag at closure regions of the panels near the bag top, and a plastic film membrane extending laterally across the bag. The membrane divides a bag interior into a contents storage chamber intermediate the bag closed bottom and the membrane, and an access chamber intermediate the resealable closure and the membrane.

A package dispenser for dispensing at least one stack of wipes, and having a bottom, top, two opposing side and two opposing end walls deliminating a storage space wherein, the top wall includes at least one dispensing opening; each of the at least one stack of wipes has a bottom surface, a top surface, two side and two end surfaces, each of the at least one stack of wipes resting on the bottom wall of the package dispenser, the top surface of the stack facing the top wall of the package dispenser; each of the at least one stack of wipes in the package dispenser is a stack of interfolded wipes; and arranged to be dispensed from the top surface of the stack, the interfolded wipes in the stack being dispensed through a corresponding one of the at least one dispensing opening.

A package dispenser includes a bottom wall, a top wall, first and second side walls that are opposite each other, that extend in a height direction of the package dispenser, and that are parallel to a length direction of the package dispenser, and first and second end walls that are opposite each other, that extend in the height direction of the package dispenser, and that are parallel to a width direction of the package dispenser. The bottom wall, the top wall, the first and second side walls, and the first and second end walls together delimit a storage space containing at least one stack of wipes. The top wall includes a handle. A first set of intermittent cuts is formed in at least the top wall. The first set of intermittent cuts delimits a first removable panel configured to be removed to form a first dispensing opening.

A dispensing canister for wipes includes a container having a body that defines a cavity in which wipes can be located, the body having a first end, a second end opposite to the first end, and an intermediate portion located between the first end and the second end, the body having an outer surface, the first end having a first outer diameter and a part of the intermediate portion having a second outer diameter, the second outer diameter being smaller than the first outer diameter, and the outer surface being tapered from the first outer diameter to the second outer diameter, and a closure mechanism that is removably coupleable to the container, and the closure mechanism can be closed to seal the cavity and opened to enable access to the cavity.

A package dispenser includes a bottom wall, a top wall, first and second side walls that are opposite each other, that extend in a height direction of the package dispenser, and that are parallel to a length direction of the package dispenser, and first and second end walls that are opposite each other, that extend in the height direction of the package dispenser, and that are parallel to a width direction of the package dispenser. The bottom wall, the top wall, the first and second side walls, and the first and second end walls together delimit a storage space containing at least one stack of wipes. The top wall includes a handle. A first set of intermittent cuts is formed in at least the top wall. The first set of intermittent cuts delimits a first removable panel configured to be removed to form a first dispensing opening.

There is provided herein a to-go individual-dispensable napkin container system. The system consists of a single stack of 4 to 6 individual non-connected paper napkins packaged in a paper or plastic wrapper. The system permits the number of napkins dispensed to individual customers to a pre-regulated amount and avoids waste. The system of individually packaged napkins can be provided in a dispenser for easy customer access or can be provided by a to-go food provider in amounts of one system for each personal serving of to-go food. The system can also be opened and have individual napkins dispensed therefrom when located in a dispenser thus providing for an alternative use of the napkin container system.