A blank includes a top, the top connected to a first top side tab, a second top side tab, a top front tab, and a back tab; a bottom, the bottom defining at least one connection aperture, the bottom connected to a first bottom side tab, a second bottom side tab, a bottom front tab, and the back tab; the first bottom side tab connected to a first cover tab, the first cover tab connected to a first connection tab; the second bottom side tab connected to a second cover tab, the second over tab connected to a second connection tab; the blank formable into a box by connection of the first connection tab to at least one connection aperture and by connection of the second connection tab to at least one connection aperture.

A combined container spacing apparatus and spice holder, includes a plurality of elongated leg components that space a lid portion of the apparatus away from the bottom of the legs, thereby spacing the additives away from the food stored within the larger container. As such, the lid portion does not contact the food, thereby preventing contamination of the food stored within the apparatus. In addition, the apparatus includes a plurality of independent holders disposed therein, with each holder being spaced apart from the other holders of the apparatus. As such, there is no risk of leakage between the holders, such that the spices, toppings, and sauces remain entirely separate within the apparatus. As such, the combined apparatus is usable not only as a spacing component to maintain food quality during transportation, but also as an additive holder to allow customization and enhancements of the food upon arrival at a destination.

A combined container spacing apparatus and spice holder, includes a plurality of elongated leg components that space a lid portion of the apparatus away from the bottom of the legs, thereby spacing the additives away from the food stored within the larger container. As such, the lid portion does not contact the food, thereby preventing contamination of the food stored within the apparatus. In addition, the apparatus includes a plurality of independent holders disposed therein, with each holder being spaced apart from the other holders of the apparatus. As such, there is no risk of leakage between the holders, such that the spices, toppings, and sauces remain entirely separate within the apparatus. As such, the combined apparatus is usable not only as a spacing component to maintain food quality during transportation, but also as an additive holder to allow customization and enhancements of the food upon arrival at a destination.

A tray (100) including first and second compartment portions (20, 40) each having a bottom panel (22, 42), a first side panel (24, 44) foldably connected to a first side edge (22a, 42a) of the bottom panel, a second side panel (26, 46) foldably connected to a second side edge (22b, 42b) of the bottom panel, a front panel (28, 48) foldably connected to a front edge (22c, 42c) of the bottom panel and a rear panel (30, 50) foldably connected to a rear edge (22d, 42d) of the bottom panel, wherein a side edge of the front panel (28a, 48a) and a front edge (26a, 46a) of the second side panel are connected to one another by a front bi-fold corner web panel (32a, 32b, 42a, 42b) and a side edge (30a, 40a) of the rear panel and a rear edge (26b, 46b) of the second side panel are connected to one another by a rear bi-fold corner web panel (34a, 34b, 44a, 44b).

A tray (100) including first and second compartment portions (20, 40) each having a bottom panel (22, 42), a first side panel (24, 44) foldably connected to a first side edge (22a, 42a) of the bottom panel, a second side panel (26, 46) foldably connected to a second side edge (22b, 42b) of the bottom panel, a front panel (28, 48) foldably connected to a front edge (22c, 42c) of the bottom panel and a rear panel (30, 50) foldably connected to a rear edge (22d, 42d) of the bottom panel, wherein a side edge of the front panel (28a, 48a) and a front edge (26a, 46a) of the second side panel are connected to one another by a front bi-fold corner web panel (32a, 32b, 42a, 42b) and a side edge (30a, 40a) of the rear panel and a rear edge (26b, 46b) of the second side panel are connected to one another by a rear bi-fold corner web panel (34a, 34b, 44a, 44b).

A decorative holder for foodstuff trays, tins, and pans is provided. The decorative holder includes a receptacle having a partially corrugated bottom wall, a pair of opposing side walls, and a pair of opposing end walls. The side walls and the end walls extend upwardly from an outer periphery of the corrugated bottom wall and terminate in a top edge. The decorative holder further includes a lid that is hingably coupled to the top edge of the receptacle and configured to pivot between an opened position and a closed position, the lid defining a central opening providing access to an interior region of the decorative holder when disposed atop the receptacle. The receptacle and the lid are configured to hold and generally encapsulate a foodstuff tray, tin, or pan therebetween.

Various aspects of the disclosure generally relate to a collapsible storage container with multiple sleeves. In some implementations a two-sleeve variant is described. In some implementations a three-sleeve variant is described. Both variants may be used to contain appropriately sized and shaped objects, for example bread, maps, posters, blueprints, plans, etc.

Various aspects of the disclosure generally relate to a collapsible storage container with multiple sleeves. In some implementations a two-sleeve variant is described. In some implementations a three-sleeve variant is described. Both variants may be used to contain appropriately sized and shaped objects, for example bread, maps, posters, blueprints, plans, etc.

A tray is provided for retaining a plurality of food items that includes a bottom wall portion and a sidewall portion together defining a plurality of compartments separated from each other by dividers and each configured to retain a stack of the food items. Each of the dividers is interconnected to the sidewall portion by a pair of scalloped ledges. The sidewall portion of the tray includes two side panels each including stiffening ribs extending only along a portion thereof, but not extending along an entire length thereof. The tray is configured such that, in response to a compressing force applied to the tray in a direction substantially perpendicular to the first and second side panels, the sidewall portion of the tray deflects in a direction away from the food items.

A tray is provided for retaining a plurality of food items that includes a bottom wall portion and a sidewall portion together defining a plurality of compartments separated from each other by dividers and each configured to retain a stack of the food items. Each of the dividers is interconnected to the sidewall portion by a pair of scalloped ledges. The sidewall portion of the tray includes two side panels each including stiffening ribs extending only along a portion thereof, but not extending along an entire length thereof. The tray is configured such that, in response to a compressing force applied to the tray in a direction substantially perpendicular to the first and second side panels, the sidewall portion of the tray deflects in a direction away from the food items.