An easy-to-open gunny sack sewn by a single thread is disclosed. The easy-to-open gunny sack minimizes the costs of sewing a gunny sack through single thread sewing, allows a user to easily open the sack, prevents a sewing-finished section formed by single thread sewing from being easily loosened, and allows the user to easily identify an opening identification tape and to open the sack using the opening identification tape. The easy-to-open gunny sack allows a clip tape (20) to cover at least one of upper and lower ends of a sack portion, allows a single-thread sewing portion (10) by single thread sewing to be formed around the covered portion, allows an extended clip tape portion (21) formed by extension of the clip tape to be formed at both sides of the single-thread sewing portion (10), and allows an anti-loosening means to be provided at the extended clip tape portion (21) of the end portion placed in a sewing proceeding direction.

A method that includes forming two opposing slots in a container that includes a closed lower portion, a middle portion adapted for storing contents, and a closeable open upper portion, and wherein the two opposing slots are formed the closeable upper portion of the container; printing identifying indicia regarding the stored contents on an outer surface of a strip of paper or strip of material similar to paper; depositing adhesive on opposing ends of an inner surface of the strip; looping the strip through the two opposing slots in the closeable upper portion of the container after the contents have been stored in the middle portion of the container; and closing the upper portion of the bag in a tamper-resistant manner by adhering the opposing ends of the inner surface of the strip to one another using the adhesive, wherein the upper portion of the bag cannot be reopened without removing the strip, wherein removing the strip damages the strip, and wherein the damage to the strip provides evidence of container tampering.

A method that includes forming two opposing slots in a container that includes a closed lower portion, a middle portion adapted for storing contents, and a closeable open upper portion, and wherein the two opposing slots are formed the closeable upper portion of the container; printing identifying indicia regarding the stored contents on an outer surface of a strip of paper or strip of material similar to paper; depositing adhesive on opposing ends of an inner surface of the strip; looping the strip through the two opposing slots in the closeable upper portion of the container after the contents have been stored in the middle portion of the container; and closing the upper portion of the bag in a tamper-resistant manner by adhering the opposing ends of the inner surface of the strip to one another using the adhesive, wherein the upper portion of the bag cannot be reopened without removing the strip, wherein removing the strip damages the strip, and wherein the damage to the strip provides evidence of container tampering.

The present invention relates to a closure mechanism, such as a label construction, for a wide variety of packages. The closure mechanism may provide for a security means as well and can be provided with a radio frequency identification (RFID). The closure mechanism may comprise at least one label having at least one RFID device on either a first or second face of the label such that the label is applied to a package wherein the package is subject to a first and second state conditional upon the positioning of the at least one label positioning. The present invention also provides for a method of making and utilizing the label on at least one packaging.

The present invention relates to a closure mechanism, such as a label construction, for a wide variety of packages. The closure mechanism may provide for a security means as well and can be provided with a radio frequency identification (RFID). The closure mechanism may comprise at least one label having at least one RFID device on either a first or second face of the label such that the label is applied to a package wherein the package is subject to a first and second state conditional upon the positioning of the at least one label positioning. The present invention also provides for a method of making and utilizing the label on at least one packaging.

A security seal includes a molded one piece body and a cover disc. The body has a cylindrical chamber for receiving the disc. A locking recess is formed in the body in communication with the chamber and defined in part by a locking shoulder. The cover is secured to the body in the chamber to enclose the locking recess. The disc is separated from the body when enclosing the chamber. A rotatable arm is attached to an extension member extending from the body via a hinge. The free end of the arm has an arrow shaped locking element attached that engages the recess locking shoulder when inserted into the recess. The locking element has a resilient tang member that is compressed by the locking shoulder and which tang member returns to its acquiescent state when fully inserted into the recess thereby locking the tang member in the recess. The cover has posts that extend through mating bores in the body, the protruding ends of the posts are deformed to preclude withdrawal of the posts from the bores to thereby lock the cover to the body.

The present invention describes a flexible package (100). The flexible package (100) includes a pair of opposite panels (102, 103). The flexible package (100) further includes at least one pair of side gussets (104, 106) configured with the pair of panels to form a receptacle (108) having at least three closed sides. The flexible package (100) also includes a first and a second tamper evident reclosable opening (116, 118) provided on the at least one pair of side gussets (104, 106), the opening (116, 118) configured to provide access to contents of the flexible package, wherein the first reclosable opening (116) is smaller than the second reclosable opening (118).

The present invention describes a flexible package (100). The flexible package (100) includes a pair of opposite panels (102, 103). The flexible package (100) further includes at least one pair of side gussets (104, 106) configured with the pair of panels to form a receptacle (108) having at least three closed sides. The flexible package (100) also includes a first and a second tamper evident reclosable opening (116, 118) provided on the at least one pair of side gussets (104, 106), the opening (116, 118) configured to provide access to contents of the flexible package, wherein the first reclosable opening (116) is smaller than the second reclosable opening (118).

The present invention is directed to tamper-evident mesh material, methods of manufacture therefor, and tamper-evident bags manufactured therefrom. The tamper-evident mesh material of the present invention may be used, for example, in the manufacture of a variety of tamper-evident security bags for use in applications where it is desirable to detect any traces or evidence of tampering with or of unauthorized access to the contents of the bag.