A carton for holding one or more articles, the carton includes a plurality of panels extending at least partially around an interior of the carton, the plurality of panels including a front panel, at least one back panel, and at least one top panel, article retention features comprising at least one article retention tab foldably connected to a respective panel of the plurality of panels, the at least one article retention tab for being positioned at least partially in the interior of the carton to secure one or more articles to the carton, and access features for facilitating access to the interior of the carton, the access features comprising at least one access end flap separably connected to the at least one back panel.

A carton for holding a plurality of containers includes a plurality of panels at least partially extending around an interior of the carton, the plurality of panels including a front panel, a back panel, at least one side panel, at least one top panel, and at least one bottom panel, and a divider extending through the interior of the carton to form a front interior space and a back interior space, the divider including a divider panel attached to the at least one side panel.

A carton for packaging one or more articles, includes a top panel, first and second side panels, a bottom panel, and at least one display window for displaying at least one article. The at least one display window is struck at least in part from at least one of the side panels. The at least one display window is interrupted by a retention strap for engaging at least one article.

A carrier for holding a plurality of articles. The carrier comprises a plurality of panels that extends at least partially around an interior of the carton. The plurality of panels can comprise a first top panel foldably connected to a second top panel and a back panel. The second top panel can be oblique with respect to the first top panel and the back panel. A crown retention feature can be in the back panel adjacent the first top panel for at least partially receiving a top portion of a first article of the plurality of articles. A crown receiving opening can be in the second top panel spaced apart from the first top panel for at least partially receiving a top portion of a second article of the plurality of articles so that the top portion of the second article extends at least partially through the crown receiving opening.

A carton for packaging one or more articles, includes a series of main panels hinged one to the next to form a tubular structure. The tubular structure includes a top panel, first and second side panels and a bottom panel and at least one display window struck from at least one of the side panels. The at least one window extends from the top panel to the base panel and is interrupted by a retention strap.

A carrier for holding a plurality of containers includes a plurality of panels extending at least partially around an interior of the carrier, the plurality of panels including a plurality of side panels and at least one bottom panel foldably connected to a respective panel of the plurality of panels, locking features in the at least one bottom panel for at least partially maintaining a formed configuration of the carrier, and a plurality of system engagement features for at least partially receiving a portion of an outer container, each system engagement feature having a plurality of lines of weakening defining a plurality of separably connected sections in the at least one bottom panel.

The invention provides a portable carrier that contains deployable and retractable compartments to place foods and beverages inside. The portable carrier is made with a minimum amount of printable material and glue and requires at most two folds to create the invention, yet allows the ability to print graphics and media for advertising and marketing purposes. Beverage containers are secured with a compartment comprising a beverage compartment base, a beverage compartment wall, and beverage compartment arms. Adjusting flaps are used to help accommodate larger, wider beverages. Food items such as boxes and trays are secured with a compartment comprising a food compartment base, carrier walls, and food compartment supports and arms. A person can deploy and retract these compartments with their hands and fingers. The carrier contains a handle to carry the beverages and foods with one hand.