Storage containers, products, and methods of packing a smoking product are described. An example storage container has a main body that has a first end, a second end, a lengthwise axis, a width, and defines a chamber and an indicium. The lengthwise axis has a midpoint. Each of the first end and second end is moveable from a sealed configuration to an unsealed configuration. The width of the main body tapers from the second end toward the first end. The indicium is defined at a location between the midpoint of the lengthwise axis and the first end and extends along a portion of the width of the main body. The main body has a first width at the location between the midpoint of the lengthwise axis and the first end and a second width at the second end. The first width is less than the second width.

A frozen food product according to the present application comprises: a frozen food; a food container having formed therein an inner space for accommodating the frozen food and formed of an edible material; and a packaging material including a first packaging material surrounding the frozen food and disposed between the food container and the frozen food, and a second packaging material surrounding the food container, in order to prevent moisture from being transferred to the food container, wherein the packaging material generates heat by means of microwaves.

An illustrated view of an improved food container for saving space when the food container is less than full is presented. The improved food container is useful for reducing an amount of storage space necessary to store the improved food container. Furthermore, the food product inside of the improved food container will have preservability because it will contain less air. The improved food container further is useful for providing an indication of the amount of food product remaining in the improved food container.

Storage containers, products, and methods of packing a smoking product are described. An example storage container has a main body that has a first end, a second end, a lengthwise axis, a width, and defines a chamber and an indicium. The lengthwise axis has a midpoint. Each of the first end and second end is moveable from a sealed configuration to an unsealed configuration. The width of the main body tapers from the second end toward the first end. The indicium is defined at a location between the midpoint of the lengthwise axis and the first end and extends along a portion of the width of the main body. The main body has a first width at the location between the midpoint of the lengthwise axis and the first end and a second width at the second end. The first width is less than the second width.

A container blank including a paperboard shell layer and a core layer. The container blank has a predetermined removable portion the provides for a separable cap portion after the container blank is erected. The container blank can include a lobe for tightly fitting the cap portion to the body portion of the erected container and or provide for a core rim that is located at a rim distance that is a function of position about the longitudinal axis of the container and or include at least one dosing indicia.

A container including a paperboard shell layer and a paperboard core layer. The container has a predetermined removable portion the provides for a separable cap portion. The body portion of the container extends from the shell bottom edge to a lower line of limitation. The core layer has a core rim located at a rim distance that is a function of position about the longitudinal axis of the container.

A container for holding a fluid is disclosed. The container comprises an inner sleeve having a first opening and a second opening opposite the first opening, and an outer sleeve having a third opening and a fourth opening opposite the third opening. The inner sleeve and the outer sleeve are made of paper. The first opening has a first reinforcing element which extends into the first opening, and the third opening has a second reinforcing element which extends into the third opening. Further, the container comprises a functional insert. The outer sleeve has a larger diameter than the inner sleeve so that the inner sleeve is insertable into the outer sleeve through the fourth opening such that the insert is fastened between the first reinforcing element and the second reinforcing element.

A composite container (300) comprising a tubular body (301), the tubular body (301) having an inside surface (306) and an outside surface (307) and a container opening (337) at a top end (338) of the tubular body (301), the tubular body (301) being made from a laminate sheet material (8) comprising a carton layer (10, 310) and an inside polymeric layer (11, 311), the inside polymeric layer (311) being arranged at an inside surface (306) of the carton layer (10, 310), the composite container (300) comprising a top rim (339) surrounding the container opening (337), the top rim (339) being attached to a top end portion (340) of the tubular body (301) at the top end (338) of the tubular body (301), and a lid (342) for opening and closing the composite container (300). The composite container (300) comprises a separation arrangement (312), for separating the top end portion (340) of the tubular body (301) together with the attached top rim (339) from a main part (351) of the tubular body (301), the separation arrangement (312) comprising a tear strip (313) comprising a portion of the inside polymeric layer (311), the tear strip (313) being formed between a pair of inside score lines (314, 315) which are arranged in the laminate sheet material (8) from the inside surface (306) of the tubular body (301) through only a part of a thickness (t) of the laminate sheet material (8), the inside score lines (314, 315) and the tear strip (313) extending in a circumferential direction of the tubular body (301), adjacent the top rim (339).

The invention relates to an easy-to-tear cornet package (A) used for packaging the cone-shaped cornet-type ice creams. The invention is characterized in that the cornet package (A) is easily separated from the cornet ice cream by correct and wide-area tearing of the upper tear line (5) and lower tear line (6), both of which have the concave form, after pulling the holding protrusion (4) situated between the upper curve (2) and lower curve (3) which are inwardly formed on the outer edge line (1) forming the opening portion.

A baking container having one or more rupture lines for ease of removal and separation from a baked foodstuff is described herein. The baking container has a sidewall and a planar bottom face. One or more rupture lines may run down a height of the sidewall and across a portion or all of the planar bottom face. Rupture lines having even spacing may form a strip, and the strip may have a pull tab to easily tear through the sidewall. The strip may be reinforced with a string or ribbon. The rupture lines may be formed by perforating or weakening areas of the baking container.