The present disclosure discloses an anti-counterfeit environment-friendly packaging material. The packaging material comprises an environment-friendly multilayer polymeric composite; and at least one iridescent non-metallic holographic stereogram in or on at least one layer of said environment-friendly multilayer polymeric composite. Also disclosed is a process for preparing an anti-counterfeit environment-friendly packaging material. The present disclosure further provides an anti-counterfeit reclosable package comprising the environment-friendly multilayer polymeric composite.

A zipper closure includes mating first and second profiles, which releasably interlock along a parting line along the side. A slider can be used to open and close the slider. The slider has a channel, which receives an ear on the second profile, and the ear rides through the ear-receiving channel to align engaging structure of the first and second profiles and roll them together into interlocked engagement. The slider has a splitter on a deflectable tab, which can be pressed into a notch on the zipper closure to initially separate the mating profiles, while moving the slider to direct the ear into an ear-receiving channel in the slider and deflect the ear to a side and pry open and separate the profiles.

A sealing bag includes a bag body and a sealing system including an elastomeric protruding component and a covering assembly. The elastomeric protruding component is disposed on the bag body and protrudes from the bag body along a protruding direction. A slit penetrates through the elastomeric protruding component along the protruding direction and is communicated with an inner space of the bag body. The covering assembly includes a covering component including a first covering portion detachably installed on the elastomeric protruding component in a sliding manner, and a second covering portion pivotally connected to the first covering portion. The second covering portion drives the first covering portion to squeeze the elastomeric protruding component along a lateral direction different from the protruding direction to seal the slit when the first covering portion is installed on the elastomeric protruding component and the second covering portion pivotally engages with the first covering portion.

A sealing zipper according to an embodiment includes a first chain portion, a second chain portion, a chain fixing portion, and a watertight portion. The second chain portion is coupled to the first chain portion. The chain fixing portion is coupled to one end portion of the first chain portion and one end portion of the second chain portion. The watertight portion is positioned between the first chain portion and the second chain portion and disposed to be partially inserted into the chain fixing portion.

A sealing bag includes a bag body and a sealing system including an elastomeric protruding component and a covering assembly. The elastomeric protruding component is disposed on the bag body and protrudes from the bag body along a protruding direction. A slit penetrates through the elastomeric protruding component along the protruding direction and is communicated with an inner space of the bag body. The covering assembly includes a covering component including a first covering portion detachably installed on the elastomeric protruding component in a sliding manner, and a second covering portion pivotally connected to the first covering portion. The second covering portion drives the first covering portion to squeeze the elastomeric protruding component along a lateral direction different from the protruding direction to seal the slit when the first covering portion is installed on the elastomeric protruding component and the second covering portion pivotally engages with the first covering portion.

The present invention is a packaging with one-way seal. The packaging with one-way seal contains a packaging body, a first fastening strip, and a second fastening strip. The packaging body comprises a package base, a package opening, a first package flap, and a second package flap. The package base and the package opening are positioned terminally opposite to each other along the packaging body. The first package flap and the second package flap are connected adjacent to the package opening, opposite to the package base. The package opening is positioned between the first package flap and the second package flap. The first fastening strip traverses along the first package flap. The second fastening strip traverses along the second package flap. The first fastening strip is operatively engaged to the second fastening strip, where the first fastening strip is configured to engage the second fastening strip to a sealed configuration.

A child-resistant reclosable bag includes a container configured to retain one or more items within a product portion. A zipper is coupled to the container. The zipper is above the product portion. The zipper includes one or more primary seals, and one or more secondary seals at one or more defined locations. The one or more secondary seals at the one or more defined locations identify opening areas on the product portion. The opening areas are configured to be grasped and pulled apart to open the zipper.

Systems, methods, and apparatuses for handling and manipulating packages in automated or semi-automated fashion and packages adapted for the same. The systems may include package-holding devices, package-manipulating devices, and package-detection components for locating packages or portions thereof in a three-dimensional space. The packages may include features that enable automated or semi-automated handling and manipulation thereof, such as different types of opening/closing mechanisms with different geometric structures that allow for holding, shifting, and manipulating the packages and/or portions thereof with the package-manipulating devices. The packages additionally or alternatively may include mechanical fasteners, magnets, and/or spring-biased opening/closing mechanisms for keeping the packages closed prior to manipulation thereof. Such packages and systems may be used in a logistics network to the increase speed, accuracy, and efficiency of processing packages having, at least in part, a non-fixed geometry.

Systems, methods, and apparatuses for handling and manipulating packages in automated or semi-automated fashion and packages adapted for the same. The systems may include package-holding devices, package-manipulating devices, and package-detection components for locating packages or portions thereof in a three-dimensional space. The packages may include features that enable automated or semi-automated handling and manipulation thereof, such as different types of opening/closing mechanisms with different geometric structures that allow for holding, shifting, and manipulating the packages and/or portions thereof with the package-manipulating devices. The packages additionally or alternatively may include mechanical fasteners, magnets, and/or spring-biased opening/closing mechanisms for keeping the packages closed prior to manipulation thereof. Such packages and systems may be used in a logistics network to the increase speed, accuracy, and efficiency of processing packages having, at least in part, a non-fixed geometry.