A tamper-evident package includes a flexible web having first and second opposed surfaces, and a tamper-evident layer on at least the first surface. The tamper-evident layer defines a blank space on the web, and includes a first pattern of protected areas and a second pattern of tamper-evident areas. A first semi-rigid outer layer is attached to the first tamper-evident layer so as to adhere only to the tamper-evident areas on the tamper-evident layer, the first semi-rigid outer layer including a transparent portion aligned with the blank space. A second semi-rigid outer layer is attached to the second surface of the web. The blank space may be removed to form a hole in the web, and the second outer layer may include a transparent portion aligned with the hole. A second tamper-evident layer may optionally be provided on the second surface of the web.

Devices, systems, and methods for blister packaging are disclosed. An assembly utilizing interchangeable inserts allows for a variety of blister packaging to be sealed with corresponding labels that are anchored into proper orientation through the use of locator pins. Blisters are nested into inserts and held in a fixed position while label sheets having holes for receiving locator pins are inserted onto the assembly. Visual indicators on labels identify pull flaps, and tear slits provide evidence of tampering with packaged blisters.

A personal care article is disclosed having a first personal care composition in a first zone and a second personal care composition in a second zone such that the first and second zones are defined by one or more barriers.

A personal care article includes a first personal care composition in a first zone and a second personal care composition in a second zone such that the first and second zones are defined by one or more barriers.

An exemplary embodiment pouch includes a bottom wall and front and back panels that extend upwardly from the bottom wall. A plurality of chambers are internally defined in the pouch. The plurality of chambers includes a primary chamber and at least one secondary chamber. The primary chamber includes a primary opening, such that the primary chamber can be accessed by a user via the primary opening. Each secondary chamber individually includes a secondary opening, such that each secondary chamber can be individually accessed by a user via the specific secondary opening. As such, the user can access each chamber of the plurality of the chambers from the outside of the housing.

A cushioned mailer includes a paper outer layer; a paper inner layer defining an inner cavity of the cushioned mailer, the inner cavity configured to receive contents therein, the inner cavity defining an opening at a top end of the cushioned mailer, the opening allowing access to the inner cavity; and an intermediate cushioning layer disposed between the paper outer layer and the paper inner layer, the intermediate cushioning layer comprising a plurality of cushioning inserts, each of the plurality of cushioning inserts being substantially uniform in size and shape.

A process for making water-soluble pouches having at least one compartment on a sealing plane is disclosed. The process is characterized by the difference in the first water-soluble film heating temperature and the second water-soluble film heating temperature being reduced substantially. The resulting water-soluble pouch comprises of almost symmetrically shaped individual compartments relative to the sealing plane respectively and optionally with different depth of each compartment enabling stereoscopic and contemporary appearance to the consumer.

A packaging for a part having a first exterior profile selected from at least first and second distinct exterior profiles. The packaging includes an interior compartment that is adapted to retain the part. A first cavity is formed in an exterior of the packaging. The first cavity has a first cavity profile that substantially corresponds to at least a portion of the first exterior profile of the part.

The present invention provides a method of producing a unit dose capsule for treatment of a substrate comprising the steps of a. placing a first sheet of water-soluble polyvinyl alcohol film over a mould having sets of cavities, each set comprising three cavities arranged on the sealing plane one after the other in circumferential direction such that footprint area of the second and the third compartments is from 0.8 to 2.5 times the area of the footprint of the first compartment; b. heating and applying vacuum to the film to mould the film into the cavities and hold it in place to form three recesses in the film; a first recess, the second recess, and a third recess, the three recesses being connected to respective side recesses by the film; c. filling three different parts of a substrate treatment composition into the three recesses, the three parts together forming a full substrate treatment composition; d. sealing a second sheet of film to the first sheet of film across the formed recesses to form the sealing web comprising a peripheral sealing skirt and inter-compartment sealing webs; and e. cutting between the capsules so that a series of three compartment capsules are formed, each capsule containing a part of a substrate treatment composition in three compartments.

Packaging for products, such as food products, comprising a first (2) and a second (3) half-shell shaped like a cap with a respective flange surrounding the mouth profile and connected to each other at the respective flanges, at least one of said half-shells being closed by a respective sealing foil (6, 7); said first (2) and second (3) half-shell and said respective sealing foil (6, 7) being optionally provided with respective appendicular formations (20, 30) for opening the package located at said flanges, characterized in that: said first (2) and second (3) half-shells are both formed by a shaped sheet of paper material, the aforementioned at least one sealing foil (6, 7) consists of a laminate comprising at least one paper main layer (66; 66; 76), a heat-scalable surface coating (68; 78; 79) applied on the face of the foil facing the respective half-shell, preferably polyethylene or high density polyethylene) and a heat-sealable or ultrasonic weldable surface coating (62; 71), applied on the face of the foil facing the other half-shell.