Aspects of the disclosure relate to a package (92), a carton or tray (90) for packaging one or more articles and a blank (10A, 10B) for forming the carton (90) and a lid (L). The carton comprises a main panel (12), and a plurality of side walls (14, 16, 18) forming a tray (90). The tray (90) may be substantially triangular in shape. At least one of the side walls (14, 16, 18) comprises a major recess (R1, R2, R3) for receiving a portion of a lid (L). The major recess (R1, R2, R3) defines a support edge (SE.sub.1, SE.sub.2, SE.sub.3) for supporting a portion of the lid (L).

The present disclosure is directed to a box for use in packaging, storing and displaying items. The box has a one-dimensional configuration before it is formed and a three-dimensional configuration after it is formed. The three-dimensional configuration is formed from a blank which lies flat and has a plurality of fold lines. A second blank may be employed in forming the box. The three dimensional configuration of the box includes a base portion, four side portions, a cover portion and a platform within the interior of the box that is capable of moving in an angled manner out from the interior of the box upon opening the box and of moving inside the interior of the box upon closing the box.

A tray for holding one or more food products includes a plurality of panels including a central panel, at least one attachment panel in at least partial face-to-face contact with a portion of the central panel, at least one side panel foldably connected to a respective panel of the plurality of panels, at least one end panel foldably connected to a respective panel of the plurality of panels, and at least one bottom panel foldably connected to a respective panel of the plurality of panels, the at least one side panel intersecting the at least one end panel to at least partially form a sidewall of the tray extending around an interior of the tray, the at least one bottom panel at least partially forming a bottom wall of the tray, and tray engaging features for at least partially supporting another tray in the interior of the tray.

A tray for holding one or more articles includes a plurality of panels extending at least partially around an interior space of the tray, the plurality of panels including a bottom panel, at least one lower side panel, at least one upper side panel, and at least one end panel, and a plurality of end flaps foldably connected to a respective panel of the plurality of panels, the plurality of panels forms a plurality of separably connected tray portions such that the tray is separable into respective tray portions.

The disclosure concerns a box attachment for attaching with a pizza box or similar foldable box, and a related system, wherein the box attachment is configured for holding ancillary items such as packets and containers.

The present disclosure is directed to a box for use in packaging, storing and displaying items. The box has a one-dimensional configuration before it is formed and a three-dimensional configuration after it is formed. The three-dimensional configuration is formed from a blank which lies flat and has a plurality of fold lines. A second blank may be employed in forming the box. The three dimensional configuration of the box includes a base portion, four side portions, a cover portion and a platform within the interior of the box that is capable of moving in an angled manner out from the interior of the box upon opening the box and of moving inside the interior of the box upon closing the box.

A tray formed of a single piece blank and which has reinforced corners to enable superior stacking capabilities and capacities is presented. The tray includes a base and four panels extending therefrom. Each panel has a major component extending from the base and a minor component extending from opposing sides of the major component. The minor components of the side panels consist of a tab and a freestanding portion. Only the tab is adhesively engaged to an interior surface of an immediately adjacent major component of and adjacent panel. The minor components of front and back panels being adhesively engaged to the major component of the side panels. The reinforced corners having a triangular shape defined by the major component and one minor component of the front panel or back panel and a hypotenuse consisting of one freestanding portion.

A tray made from cardboard sheet material comprising a rectangular bottom and a ring of side walls, i.e., two first opposing side walls, referred to as first walls, at least one of the first walls being connected on either side by first fold lines to end flaps referred to as first flaps, which may or may not themselves be connected respectively at the top part of same to a second flap by a second fold line, and two second opposing side walls, referred to as second walls. The second walls each comprise a rectangular central panel of which the length is less than the length of the bottom, the panel being connected, at each of the lateral ends of same, by a third fold line to a reinforcing member forming a pillar folded and glued to the central panel, and/or to the first flap of the adjacent first wall, i.e., a first reinforcing element located entirely separated from the adjacent first wall, and a second reinforcing element.

A tray formed of a single piece blank and which has reinforced corners to enable superior stacking capabilities and capacities is presented. The tray includes a base and four panels extending therefrom. Each panel has a major component extending from the base and a minor component extending from opposing sides of the major component. The minor components of the side panels consist of a tab and a freestanding portion. Only the tab is adhesively engaged to an interior surface of an immediately adjacent major component of and adjacent panel. The minor components of front and back panels being adhesively engaged to the major component of the side panels. The reinforced corners having a triangular shape defined by the major component and one minor component of the front panel or back panel and a hypotenuse consisting of one freestanding portion.

Aspects of the disclosure relate to an article carrier or carton for packaging a plurality of articles and to a blank for forming the same. The present disclosure provides an article carrier in the form of a tray, the tray comprising a base panel and a pair of opposed side walls hingedly connected thereto. The carrier comprises a pair of opposed end walls hingedly connected to the base panel. The carrier further comprises at least one corner structure coupling one of the pair of opposed side walls to one of the pair of opposed end walls. The corner structure comprises a corner panel extending between an end wall and a side wall in an erected carrier and hingedly connected to one of said end wall or said side wall by a first hinged connection in the form of a first fold line. The corner structure comprises a web panel hingedly connected to the corner panel by a second hinged connection in the form of a second fold line. The corner structure comprises a securing panel hingedly connected to the web panel by a third hinged connection in the form of a third fold line.