A packing box formed of a corrugated board paper includes a box body accommodating an object, an inner lid closing an opening at a side of the box body, and an outer lid folded at a folding portion to overlap an outer surface facing an outside of the inner lid. A rear surface of the outer lid includes an adhesive portion adhered to the outer surface of the inner lid, and a first slit cut from the rear surface and not reaching up to a front surface. The first slit is provided so as to surround the adhesive portion together with the folding portion. The rear surface includes a second slit cut from the rear surface and not reaching up to the front surface. The second slit is cut so as to extend between an outer edge of the outer lid and the first slit from the outer edge toward the first slit.

A paper or cardboard container, including a container body and a cover movable between an open configuration and a closed configuration, the cover having a pair of sides having respective engagement tabs, which engage respective through-windows of the side walls of the container body, a front wall of the container body having a folded distal portion having a base flap folded against an inner surface of the front wall and a stiffening flap arranged at a lower end of the base flap and folded towards the inside of the container.

A tray includes a bottom panel defining a first bottom panel side and a second bottom panel side opposite the first bottom panel side; a pair of side panels comprising a first side panel extending substantially upward from the bottom panel at the first bottom panel side and a second side panel extending substantially upward from the bottom panel at the second bottom panel side; and a pair of wings comprising a first wing extending substantially downward from the first side panel distal to the bottom panel and a second wing extending substantially downward from the second side panel distal to the bottom panel; wherein the first wing and the second wing are configured to support the bottom panel above a support surface.

A tray comprising a bottom panel defining a first bottom panel side, a second bottom panel side, a first bottom panel end, and a second panel bottom end; a first side panel extending upward from the first bottom panel side and a second side panel extending upward from the second bottom panel side; a first wing extending downward from the first side panel and a second wing extending downward from the second side panel; a first end panel arranged laterally between the first side panel and the second side panel, and a second end panel arranged laterally between the first side panel and the second side panel; wherein each of the first wing and the second wing are configured to engage at least one of the first end panel and the second end panel and support the bottom panel above a support surface.

A tray blank includes a bottom panel defining a first end, a second end, a third end, and a fourth end; a side panel extending outwardly from the third end of the bottom panel, the side panel joined to the bottom panel along a first fold line, the side panel defining a first end, a second end, a third end, and a fourth end; a wing extending outwardly from the side panel, the wing joined to the side panel along a second fold line; and an end panel extending from the bottom panel, the end panel joined to the bottom panel along a third fold line; wherein at least one transverse fold line extends across the end panel and subdivides the end panel into a primary section and at least one secondary section.

A shipping box comprises a bottom, side walls, a lid comprising a flap, a sealing element arranged on the flap to seal the lid, and a temporary closure structure arranged on the flap to temporarily close the lid. The shipping box provides a double closure system (sealing and temporary closure) applicable to any type of box, since both sealing and temporary closure systems are positioned in a single flap of the lid.

A container for detergent pods includes a container body and a movable cover, wherein the movable cover has a pair of engagement tabs which, in a closed configuration, engage respective windows to form child-proof engagement formations. The container body and the movable cover are entirely made of paper or cardboard and can be recycled as a paper waste without the need of removing any plastic part.

A container having a bottom with a plurality of edges and a plurality of side walls extending from the bottom such that a number of the plurality of side walls is greater than a number of the plurality of edges.

A reusable box includes a bottom, side walls, a lid, a sealing element on the lid to seal the box, and a temporary closure structure on the lid inboard of sides of the lid. The temporary closure structure includes a tab with a folding line to temporarily close the lid. The tab is hinged along the folding line to enable insertion into a slot on a surface of the reusable box in a temporarily closed configuration. The slot has a narrow portion defined by a projection of the surface of the box into the slot, with an opening along the fold line positioned along the narrow portion of the slot in the temporarily closed configuration. The sealing element is located between a free side of the lid and the temporary closure structure such that the reusable box is temporarily closable before and after sealing the reusable box.

The present disclosure is directed to a cup including a base, a sidewall having a lower end portion connected to the base so that the base and the sidewall together define a space, and at least four flaps that are connected to an upper end portion of the sidewall via respective folding lines. The flaps are foldable relative to the sidewall between an open position, in which the flaps are oriented in parallel to the sidewall, and a closed position, in which the flaps are folded inwards so to form a lid of the cup. The at least four flaps include a first and a second flap having a first width, and a third and a fourth flap having a second width, wherein in the closed position, the at least four flaps define at least two faces of the lid, and wherein the third flap includes a drinking opening.