A package (1) for carrying at least one bottle (2, 102, 202, 302, 402, 602), comprises at least one container (3, 30) suitable for housing a support (4, 104, 204, 304, 404, 504, 604) in turn configured to hold at least one bottle (2, 102, 202, 302, 402, 602), wherein the support (4, 104, 204, 304, 404, 504, 604) comprises a base portion (7, 107, 207, 307, 407, 507, 607), a top portion (8, 108, 208, 308, 408) and a central portion (9, 109, 209, 309, 409, 609) wherein the base portion (7, 107, 207, 307, 407, 507, 607) and the top portion (8, 108, 208, 308, 408, 608) are each configured as a box-like body to accommodate and retain respective portions of the at least one bottle (2, 102, 202, 302, 402, 502, 602) and wherein the central portion (9, 109, 209, 309, 409, 609) comprises one or more inclined planes configured to house and hold a central portion of the at least one bottle (2, 102, 202, 302, 402, 502, 602).

The present invention relates to a packaging system for transporting delicate goods, such as glass bottles. According to the present invention, the improved packaging system (10) comprises an outer box (1) and an inner portion (2) configured for interacting with each other, said outer box developing in height along a direction Y, in width along a direction X and in depth along a direction Z, said inner portion comprising one or more support inserts (21, 22) complementary to said outer box (1), said inserts (21, 22) being configured for supporting one or more objects (100) in such a way as to prevent movement thereof with respect to said outer box (1), in particular with respect to said directions X and Z, said packaging system (10) being characterized in that it comprises at least one interposition element (3) between said outer box (1) and said inner portion (2) so as to prevent movement along said direction Y of the assembly formed by said support inserts (21, 22) and said objects (100) with respect to said outer box (1), said support inserts (21, 22) and said at least one interposition element (3) comprising coupling means (23, 24, 33) for their mutual coupling.

A packaging insert includes first and second insert members each having a first layer or surface including at least one first container receiving opening and a second layer or surface spaced from the first layer or surface and includes at least one second container receiving opening. The at least one first container receiving opening is offset from said at least one second receiving opening so as to retain an inserted container in an angular orientation. At least the first container receiving opening is sized and configured to receive two different types of containers. A method making and using the same is also disclosed.

A package includes a box and a window member. The box includes a primary panel, internal panels collectively defining a chamber therebetween and adjacent the primary panel, and a face panel extending across the chamber spaced from the primary panel. The at least one of the internal panels defines a slot facing the chamber. The face panel includes a tab extending outwardly from a remainder of the face panel, and the tab is received within the slot to at least partially maintain the face panel within the chamber. The window member includes a first wall covering the chamber and a second wall extending from the first wall and positioned within the chamber. The second wall defines a free edge and a cutout extending from the free edge into the second wall. The cutout is slidably receives the tab of the face panel securely coupling the window member to the box.

A foldable drink cup holder that holds up to a dozen or more beverage cups as well as straws, and provides multiple layers of horizontal stabilization for the cups in addition to providing large footprints for text and graphics, including angled and square-cut corners structured to abut against each other when the holder is in a folded configuration to provide a flat side that is rigid and stable when holding multiple filled drink cups and straws.

A container for packaging can include an insert removably inserted therein. The insert can include a planar first layer proximate a bottom of the box. The first layer can include a plurality of cut-outs extending therethrough. A second layer can be spaced-apart from the first layer. The second layer can include a central portion, a first wing, and a second wing. The central portion of the second layer can be positioned between the first wing and the second wing of the second layer. A third layer can be spaced-apart from the second layer. The third layer can include a central portion, a first wing, and a second wing. The central portion of the third layer can be positioned between the first wing and the second wing of the third layer.

A container for packaging can include an insert removably inserted therein. The insert can include a planar first layer proximate a bottom of the box. The first layer can include a plurality of cut-outs extending therethrough. A second layer can be spaced-apart from the first layer. The second layer can include a central portion, a first wing, and a second wing. The central portion of the second layer can be positioned between the first wing and the second wing of the second layer. A third layer can be spaced-apart from the second layer. The third layer can include a central portion, a first wing, and a second wing. The central portion of the third layer can be positioned between the first wing and the second wing of the third layer.

The present invention provides for a packaging system having an insert, preferably for securing a personal care product, wherein the insert is inserted into an outer sleeve. The outer sleeve has a window on the front side biased toward the top of the front side to maximize a continuous area for messaging in the non-window portion of the front side. The is particularly advantageous in a trapezoidal profiled packaging systems to maximize the continuous area for messaging.

A corrugated insert for supporting products within a shipping container is disclosed, which includes a plurality of panels foldably connected to one another in such a manner so as to form an accordion configuration that includes an upper panel, a lower panel and a plurality of medial panels, each medial panel having a matrix of apertures formed therein, wherein the matrix of apertures formed in each medial panel is aligned with the matrix of apertures formed in an adjacent medial panel when the medial panels are in the accordion configuration to receive and support a plurality of products within the shipping container.

A corrugated insert for supporting products within a shipping container is disclosed, which includes a plurality of rectangular panels foldably connected to one another along longitudinally extending edges thereof in such a manner so as to form an accordion configuration that includes an upper panel, a lower panel and a plurality of medial panels, each medial panel having a set of longitudinally spaced apart apertures formed therein, wherein the apertures on each medial panel are aligned with the apertures formed in an adjacent medial panel when the medial panels are in the accordion configuration for receiving supporting the products within the shipping container.