A carton for containing a flowable material. The carton comprises a plurality of panels that extends at least partially around an interior of the carton. The plurality of panels comprises at least a top panel. At least two end flaps are respectively foldably attached to respective panels of the plurality of panels. The at least two end flaps comprise a top end flap foldably connected to the to panel. An integrated handle comprises a handle panel extending in the top panel and into the top end flap and a handle closure at least partially in face-to-face contact with at least the top panel. The handle panel overlaps at least a portion of the handle closure, and the handle closure at least partially forms a barrier in the top panel adjacent the handle panel for at least partially preventing flowable material from exiting the carton at the integrated handle.

A carrier, such as a food carrier, may include a single sheet of material having a base section, a first end flap connected to the base section at a first end, the first end flap including first and second slots, a second end flap connected to the base section at a second end, the second end flap including third and fourth slots, a first lower section connected to the base section along a first line and including first and second tabs, a second lower section connected to the base section along a second line and including third and fourth tabs, a first upper section connected to the first lower section along a third line, a second upper section connected to the second lower section along a fourth line, wherein the single sheet of material is configured for arrangement in a flat configuration in which the single sheet of material is a substantially flat layer, and an assembled configuration in which the first and second end flaps are substantially perpendicular to the base section, the first tab engages the first slot, the second tab engages the third slot, the third tab engages the second slot, and the fourth tab engages the fourth slot, and the base section, first and second lower sections, and first and second upper sections together form a substantially tubular cross-sectional shape.

A collapsible box is provided that facilitates folding of the box into a flattened configuration having a profile the same size as the sides of the box. The box includes two main face panels, two side panels each having a vertical crease, a lower bottom panel having a longitudinal crease and cutouts adjacent to the side panels, bottom flaps attached to the lower edges of the side panels, and an upper bottom panel affixed to the lower edge of a main face panel that folds over the lower bottom panel and bottom flaps to provide structural rigidity. The box can be easily collapsed by raising the upper bottom panel and bottom flaps, and pushing the creases on the side panels and lower bottom panel inward. The box can optionally be formed from a single blank of cardboard or similar material, and can optionally be provided with handles or a lid.

A carton for packaging product includes a bottom wall, a plurality of side walls connected to the bottom wall, a top wall connected to the side walls, and a handle connected to the top wall and movable relative to the top wall between a retracted configuration and a deployed configuration. At least a portion of the top wall forms a planar surface. In the retracted configuration, the handle is in a coplanar relationship with the planar surface. In the deployed configuration, the handle is in a non-coplanar relationship with the planar surface.

A collapsible box is provided that facilitates folding of the box into a flattened configuration having a profile the same size as the sides of the box. The box includes two main face panels, two side panels each having a vertical crease, a lower bottom panel having a longitudinal crease and cutouts adjacent to the side panels, bottom flaps attached to the lower edges of the side panels, and an upper bottom panel affixed to the lower edge of a main face panel that folds over the lower bottom panel and bottom flaps to provide structural rigidity. The box can be easily collapsed by raising the upper bottom panel and bottom flaps, and pushing the creases on the side panels and lower bottom panel inward. The box can optionally be formed from a single blank of cardboard or similar material, and can optionally be provided with handles or a lid.

A package dispenser for dispensing at least one stack of wipes, and having a bottom, top, two opposing side and two opposing end walls deliminating a storage space wherein, the top wall includes at least one dispensing opening; each of the at least one stack of wipes has a bottom surface, a top surface, two side and two end surfaces, each of the at least one stack of wipes resting on the bottom wall of the package dispenser, the top surface of the stack facing the top wall of the package dispenser; each of the at least one stack of wipes in the package dispenser is a stack of interfolded wipes; and arranged to be dispensed from the top surface of the stack, the interfolded wipes in the stack being dispensed through a corresponding one of the at least one dispensing opening.

A collapsible box is provided that facilitates folding of the box into a flattened configuration having a profile the same size as the sides of the box. The box includes two main face panels, two side panels each having a vertical crease, a lower bottom panel having a longitudinal crease and cutouts adjacent to the side panels, bottom flaps attached to the lower edges of the side panels, and an upper bottom panel affixed to the lower edge of a main face panel that folds over the lower bottom panel and bottom flaps to provide structural rigidity. The box can be easily collapsed by raising the upper bottom panel and bottom flaps, and pushing the creases on the side panels and lower bottom panel inward. The box can optionally be formed from a single blank of cardboard or similar material and can optionally be provided with handles or a lid.

A package dispenser includes a bottom wall, a top wall, first and second side walls that are opposite each other, that extend in a height direction of the package dispenser, and that are parallel to a length direction of the package dispenser, and first and second end walls that are opposite each other, that extend in the height direction of the package dispenser, and that are parallel to a width direction of the package dispenser. The bottom wall, the top wall, the first and second side walls, and the first and second end walls together delimit a storage space containing at least one stack of wipes. The top wall includes a handle. A first set of intermittent cuts is formed in at least the top wall. The first set of intermittent cuts delimits a first removable panel configured to be removed to form a first dispensing opening.

A food box comprising a tray having a base and a perimeter wall extending from the base, the perimeter wall includes a front wall portion and a rear wall portion opposite thereof, a cover adapted to cover the tray, the cover includes a proximal cover panel pivotally connected to the front wall portion and a distal cover panel pivotally connected to the rear wall portion such that the proximal cover panel and the distal cover panel are rotatable to cover the tray in a covering position, a securing mechanism adapted to secure the proximal cover panel to the tray, such that in the covering position, the proximal cover panel retains the distal cover panel in the covering position and is secured to the tray by the securing mechanism, and a handle pivotally connected to the cover, such that the handle is rotatable between an upright position perpendicular to the cover and a flat position onto and parallel to the cover.

A package dispenser includes a bottom wall, a top wall, first and second side walls that are opposite each other, that extend in a height direction of the package dispenser, and that are parallel to a length direction of the package dispenser, and first and second end walls that are opposite each other, that extend in the height direction of the package dispenser, and that are parallel to a width direction of the package dispenser. The bottom wall, the top wall, the first and second side walls, and the first and second end walls together delimit a storage space containing at least one stack of wipes. The top wall includes a handle. A first set of intermittent cuts is formed in at least the top wall. The first set of intermittent cuts delimits a first removable panel configured to be removed to form a first dispensing opening.