Produce boxes and bags for shipping produce, e.g., bananas, utilize ventilation structures that allow for ventilation therethrough. A method of assembling produce boxes provides for cutouts that serve as ventilation structures in the boxes. When the produce boxes are stacked such as on a shipping pallet, the ventilation structures allow for ventilation of through the stacked boxes. Produce may be packed in a bag, which is closed with a rip cord and inserted into a produce box. The rip cord may be accessed when the box is in a stack such as on a shipping pallet, such that the rip cord may be pulled thereby opening the bag, without removing the box from the stack.

A web of bonding labels includes a face stock and a release liner. A top side adhesive layer extends on top of a top surface of the face stock and a top side release liner extends over the top side adhesive layer, wherein the top side release liner includes at least one aperture of exposing a corresponding portion of the underlying top side adhesive layer. The face stock has a second adhesive layer on a bottom surface of the face stock. The release liner has a second release layer on a top surface of the release liner arranged to protect the second adhesive layer on the bottom surface of the face stock and a third release layer on a bottom surface of the release liner. The face stock is separated into a succession of bonding labels carried on the release liner such that each bonding label includes a portion of the top side release liner having at least one aperture exposing a corresponding portion of the underlying top side adhesive layer.

A container blank (1), so sized and shaped as to form a shipping pack having front (2) and rear (3) walls to which there are attached, along respective fold lines (2a,2b,3a), side wall sections (11,12;16,17) each being foldable so that said front and rear walls are in juxtaposed alignment, wherein an interior open-mouthed bag (30) is adhered to the inner surfaces of the front and rear walls. When a shipping pack is erected from said container blank, the folded interior bag (30) is deployed to align with the inner volume of said erected pack so as to provide a lined open-mouthed container to be filled and subsequently sealed for dispatch. The shipping pack is configurable in a folded flat stackable form having an interior bag in situ for storage or dispatch and is easily machine assembled or manually formed into an open-mouthed shipping pack at point of use.

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A method of detection of a target nucleic acid is provided. The method performs a digital polymerase chain reaction (dPCR) that extends the functionality of the next-generation sequencer on Patterned Flow Cell based technology. The method further includes partitioning a sample into the patterned flow cell, detecting the target nucleic acid, and counting the target nucleic acid.

A flexible bag having an inner ply and an outer ply. The inner ply has a front panel and a back panel. At least one of the front and back panels having a microembossing on an inner surface thereof. A bag in box packaging having the flexible bag is likewise disclosed.

Embodiments of the present invention relate to multilayer films, bags, and other articles. In one aspect, a multilayer film comprises a first skin layer having an overall density of less than or equal to 0.912 g/cm.sup.3; a second skin layer having an overall density of less than or equal to 0.912 g/cm.sup.3; and a core positioned between the skin layers, wherein the core has an overall density that is at least 0.01 g/cm.sup.3 greater than then overall density of the first skin layer, wherein the overall density of the multilayer film is from 0.905 to 0.930 g/cm.sup.3, wherein the film has a bending stiffness of 1.35 mN.Math.mm or less when the film has a thickness of 2 mils (50.8 microns), wherein the film exhibits a Gelbo flex crack performance of 2 pinholes or less in 20,000 cycles, and wherein the film comprises at least 95% by weight polyethylene based on the total weight of the film.

Embodiments described herein relate to systems, devices, and methods for packaging nutritional supplements. In one aspect, an apparatus can include a housing with a cover. The housing can define a chamber and the cover can move between an open configuration and a closed configuration. A plurality of pouches can be disposed in the chamber, and each pouch from the plurality of pouches can contain a strip having a nutrient disposed therein. In some embodiments, each pouch can contain a single strip. In some embodiments, the housing can be composed of a biodegradable material. In some embodiments, the housing can be composed of paper, cardboard, biodegradable plastic, KAPA® board, polyurethane, poster board, or any combination thereof. In some embodiments, each of the plurality of individual pouches can be composed of polyethylene, polypropylene, polyethylene terephthalate, acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene, polyvinyl chloride, polyamide, polycarbonate, polyoxymethylene, polyurethane, or any combination thereof.

An apparatus for dispensing a dispensable product can include a flexible inner container and an outer container. The inner container can have a cavity configured to receive a dispensable product, a top end defining or configured to define a sealable opening in fluid communication with the cavity, and a closed bottom end that defines one or more corners. The outer container can have a cavity configured to receive the inner container, a top end that is open or is configured to be opened, and a closed bottom. The inner container can be sized such that, when the top end of the outer container is open, the inner container is disposable within the cavity of the outer container such that the corner(s) are disposed within the cavity of the outer container and the top end of the inner container is foldable over the top end of the outer container.

A blank used for making a container is disclosed. The blank comprises a first primary panel, a second primary panel, and a secondary panel. The first primary panel is hingedly coupled to a first primary flap. The second primary panel is hingedly coupled to a second primary flap. The secondary panel is hingedly coupled to a secondary flap. The first primary flap comprises a main portion and a tip portion. The main portion is hingedly coupled to a first handle. The tip portion is positioned between the main portion and the first handle. The secondary flap is configured to be positioned between the second primary flap and the main portion when the container is in a box configuration. The tip portion is configured to be positioned between the second primary flap and an interior space of the container when the container is in the box configuration.

The invention relates to a bottle having: firstly a rigid external shell, which has a shell body continued by a neck provided with a neck opening, and is equipped with a cap that is fitted on the neck opening and has a threaded internal annular part inside this neck opening, this shell being made of a cylindrical braid of vegetable fibres having a uniform appearance over the entire body of the shell and of the neck, said braid covering at least 90% of the surface thereof and being inserted into an impregnation matrix made of a thermoplastic resin, and secondly an internal container intended to come into contact with the beverage, said internal container being fastened to the internal annular part of the cap and being made of a thermoplastic material.