A carrier for holding multiple containers may include an upper carrier portion having several carrier sections. Each carrier section may include an attachment panel that at least partially defines multiple container openings for at least partially receiving respective containers and may include container retention tabs foldably connected to the attachment panel and extending into the container openings for at least partially engaging the containers. A handle panel may be foldably connected to each attachment panel. The carrier may further include a lower tray portion having panels that extend at least partially around an interior of the lower tray portion, including a bottom panel, at least one end panel, and at least one side panel. The interior of the lower tray portion may at least partially receive the containers, and each carrier section may be separably connected to at least one side panel of the lower tray portion.

A carton for holding a plurality of containers, the carton comprising a bottom panel, a front panel, a back panel, and first and second side panels. The panels may be arranged to define an interior of the carton having a top opening opposite of the bottom panel. The top opening may communicate with the interior. An end flap may be foldably connected to the first side panel. The end flap may comprise a partition portion extending into the interior of the carton between adjacent containers of the plurality of containers. The partition portion may separate individual containers to prevent contact and potential damage. The panels may be configured to maintain structural integrity of the carton when loaded with containers. The carton may provide structural support for containers during transport and storage.

A carrier for holding a plurality of containers includes a plurality of panels including at least one attachment panel for at least partially receiving at least one container of the plurality of containers and at least one handle panel foldably connected to the at least one attachment panel. The at least one handle panel at least partially forms a handle of the carrier and at least partially defines a locking feature along a free edge for at least partially engaging a respective container of the plurality of containers. The handle is positionable between a first position, in which the handle panel extends generally upwardly from the at least one attachment panel, and a second position, in which the handle panel is folded relative to the at least one attachment panel such that the locking feature is positioned for at least partially engaging a respective container of the plurality of containers.