JP2009102062A - Assorted merchandise package - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an assorted merchandise package in which specific merchandise is suitably packaged with individually wrapped candies as a space filler. <P>SOLUTION: In the merchandise package made up of a free-standing container 1 provided with an opening at its upper end, and of a toy 2 having approximately the same height as that of the container 1 to be stored in the container, individually wrapped candies 3 are assorted in a random fashion around the toy as a space filler so that at least part of the toy is exposed in the neighborhood of the opening of the container for display.Further, individually wrapped candies are assorted in a random fashion around a bottled food for use as the space filler, so that at least part of the bottle is exposed, for display, in the neighborhood of the opening of the container. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to an assorted product using packaging elements that are used for purposes other than packaging after the contents are taken out, and more particularly, to a package in which individually packaged confectionery is randomly assembled as a filling.

As a packaging element that is used for purposes other than packaging purposes after the contents are taken out, there is a “partition using a basket” as a prior art using food (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
Further, as a prior art related to assorted products, there is “assortment of high-quality liquor mainly serving assortment, assembling frame with attachment portion and can drink” (for example, see Patent Document 2).
Further, as a prior art relating to assorted products in containers, there is “assorted health foods in containers” (for example, see Patent Document 3).
Moreover, there is a “combination product of confectionery” as a prior art relating to a combination product of confectionery (for example, see Patent Document 4).
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 59-138569 (Claims 1 to 1) JP-A-5-270568 (Claims 1-6, FIGS. 1-7) Registered Utility Model No. 3055356 (Claim 1, FIGS. 1 to 4) US Patent Japanese Abstract 6187350 (FIGS. 8-9)

Individually packaged confectionery is packaged in a sanitary manner, and there is no risk of contamination if it is touched by hand or touched another object.
In addition, many confections that are individually packaged are relatively small, and many are from candy-sized to bite-sized.
The individually packaged confectionery having the above-mentioned characteristics also has characteristics as a filling as a packaging element. For example, there is no problem in terms of hygiene when used as a filling, and its buffering Power is also generated by assorted confectionery that is individually wrapped.
This proposal intends to provide a product in which individual packaged confectionery is used as a filling and a specific product is suitably combined.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the assorted product according to claim 1 of the present invention is a product in which a toy having the same height as the container length is placed in a self-supporting container having an opening at the upper end. As stuffing for display in a state in which a part is exposed near the opening of the container, confectionery packaged individually is packed randomly around the toy.

  The assorted product according to claim 2 of the present invention is a product in which a bottled food having a height substantially the same as the container length is placed in a self-supporting container having an opening at the upper end. As a filling for display in the state of being exposed in the vicinity of the opening of the container, individually packaged confectionery is randomly packed around the bottled food.

  The assorted product according to claim 3 of the present invention is the assorted product according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the container is a container provided with a handle.

Since the assorted product according to the first aspect of the present invention is a self-supporting container having an opening at the upper end and a toy having the same height as the container is placed, the product vibrates during transportation or movement of the product. The toys will not sink into the confectionery packaged by the toys. Therefore, it is possible to display while ensuring that at least a part of the toy is exposed in the vicinity of the opening of the container. In this case, since a self-supporting container is used, it can be stably placed and displayed.
In addition, the confectionery packed around the toy as a filling becomes an attractive decoration, and at least a part of the toy is exposed in the vicinity of the opening, which can attract children's interest.
Moreover, since the confectionery individually packaged as a filling is randomly packed around the toy, it is convenient because the collapse of the load is unlikely to occur.
In addition, since toys and confectionery are packed together, they can be offered as attractive and attractive gifts and souvenirs for children, and they are not products that are subject to seasonal restrictions due to container design or lifestyle customs. Can be sold throughout the year.

Since the assorted product according to claim 2 is a self-supporting container having an opening at the upper end, the bottled food of approximately the same height as the container length is put in, so that vibration is caused during transportation or movement of the product. Even if received, the bottled food will not sink into the assorted confectionery. Therefore, it is possible to display while ensuring that at least a part of the bottled food is exposed near the opening of the container. In this case, since a self-supporting container is used, it can be stably placed and displayed.
In addition, the confectionery packed around the bottled food as a filling becomes an attractive decoration, and the confectionery packed around the buffer acts as a cushioning material, resulting in an effect of preventing bottle breakage.
Moreover, since the confectionery individually packaged as a filling is randomly packed around the bottled food, it is advantageous because the collapse of the load is unlikely to occur.
Moreover, since at least a part of the bottled food is exposed in the vicinity of the opening, it can be clearly recognized at a glance that it is an assorted product with the bottled food.
In addition, bottled foods and confectionery are packed together, so they can be offered as suitable and attractive gifts and souvenirs that will delight mothers and children and are subject to seasonal restrictions due to container design and lifestyle practices. Since it is not a product, it can be sold throughout the year.

  Since the assorted product according to claim 3 is the assorted product according to claim 1 or claim 2 in which a handle is provided on the container, it is convenient to take home as a present or a souvenir.

The assorted product according to claim 1 of the present invention is a product in which a toy having approximately the same height as the container length is placed in a self-supporting container having an opening at the upper end, and at least a part of the toy is placed in the opening of the container. As fillings for display in the state of being exposed in the vicinity, individually packaged confectionery is randomly packed around the toy.
Examples of the self-supporting container having an opening at the upper end include a container having a shape like a cup and having an opening at the upper end so that the bottom can be placed stably.
The container can be made of plastic, metal, paper, etc. Moreover, it is desirable to form the container so as to expand in a tapered shape toward the opening.
Moreover, printing and a label are affixed suitably on the outer side of the trunk | drum of a container.
A product in which a toy having the same height as the container is placed in a container includes a form in which a plurality of toys are placed in the container. In this case, it is desirable to put confectionery as a filling between the toys.
In order to display with at least a part of the toy exposed near the opening of the container, a confectionery is put around the toy with the toy in the container. At this time, it is necessary to adjust the amount of filling so that at least a part of the toy is exposed from the filling.
As described above, at least a part of the toy can be exposed near the opening of the container.
For individually packaged confectionery, form an air layer in the packaging bag so that the confectionery does not stick to the packaging material or wrap the confectionery with the packaging material and twist the ends. It is desirable to use a packaged one.
The individually packaged confectionery includes one in which a plurality of confectionery is put in a small bag.
In addition, assorting the individually packaged confectionery means to assembling by shifting the arrangement position of the individually packaged confectionery or changing the arrangement direction.
As for the size of the individually packaged confectionery, it is desirable to use a candy size approximately from the size of candy balls to a bite size.
In addition to sugar confectionery, confectionery includes confectionery such as nuts and cheeses. The confectionery to be packed is not limited to one type, and the size is not limited to the same size.
In addition, it is desirable to cover the opening of the container packed with products using a transparent sheet or the like.

The assorted product according to claim 2 of the present invention is a product in which a bottled food of approximately the same height as the container length is placed in a self-supporting container having an opening at the upper end, and at least a part of the bottled food is placed in the container. As a filling for display in the state of being exposed in the vicinity of the opening, confections individually packed are randomly packed around the bottled food.
Examples of the self-supporting container having an opening at the upper end include a container having a shape like a cup and having an opening at the upper end so that the bottom can be placed stably.
The container can be made of plastic, metal, paper, etc. Moreover, it is desirable to form the container so as to expand in a tapered shape toward the opening.
Moreover, printing and a label are affixed suitably on the outer side of the trunk | drum of a container.
A product in which a bottling food having approximately the same height as the container length is put in a container includes a form in which a plurality of bottling foods are put in the container. In this case, the confectionery is also inserted as a filling between the bottled food and the bottled food.
In order to display at least a part of the bottled food in a state where it is exposed near the opening of the container, confectionery is put around the bottled food as a filling with the bottled food in the container. At this time, it is necessary to adjust the amount of the filling so that at least a part of the bottled food is exposed from the filling.
By doing as described above, at least a part of the bottled food can be exposed near the opening of the container.
For individually packaged confectionery, form an air layer in the packaging bag so that the confectionery does not stick to the packaging material or wrap the confectionery with the packaging material and twist both ends. It is desirable to use a packaged one.
The individually packaged confectionery includes one in which a plurality of confectionery is put in a small bag.
In addition, assorting the individually packaged confectionery means to assembling by shifting the arrangement position of the individually packaged confectionery or changing the arrangement direction.
As for the size of the individually packaged confectionery, it is desirable to use a candy size approximately from the size of candy balls to a bite size.
In addition to confectionery, confectionery includes confectionery such as nuts and cheeses, and the confectionery to be packed is not limited to one type, and the size is not limited to the same size.
In addition, it is desirable to cover the opening of the container packed with products using a transparent sheet or the like.

The assorted product according to claim 3 of the present application is the assorted product according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the container is a container provided with a handle.
As a container in which a handle is provided in a self-supporting container having an opening at the upper end, for example, a container such as a toy bucket having a handle pivoted around the opening can be used.

Embodiments will be described below with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of an assorted product A according to claim 1 of the present application.
As the self-supporting container 1 having an opening at the upper end, a substantially cylindrical plastic container having a flat bottom surface formed so as to be tapered toward the opening is used.
A bear stuffed animal is placed in the container as the toy 2 having a height substantially equal to the container height.
Around the bear's stuffed doll, the confectionery 3 is individually packaged, and the candy is wrapped in a wrapping material and twisted at both ends so that it is packed with roughly candy-sized candy. .
The individually wrapped confection is packed around the shoulder of the bear's stuffed animal so that the bear's stuffed animal's head is exposed near the opening of the container.
A label C printed with a trade name is affixed to the outside of the body of the container.
In addition, it is desirable to cover and sell the opening of the container with a transparent sheet or the like.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of assorted products A according to claim 2 of the present application.
As the self-supporting container 1 having an opening at the upper end, a substantially cylindrical plastic container having a flat bottom surface formed so as to be tapered toward the opening is used.
In the said container, the bottling of honey is put as the bottling food 4 about the height of the container.
Around the jar of honey, as an individually packaged confectionery 3, a roughly candy-sized confection that is individually packaged by winding the confectionery with a packaging material and twisting both ends thereof is randomly packed. .
The individually packaged confection is packed around the shoulder of the honey jar so that the cap of the honey jar is exposed near the opening of the container.
A label C printed with a trade name is affixed to the outside of the body of the container.
In addition, it is desirable to cover and sell the opening of the container with a transparent sheet or the like.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of assorted products A according to claim 3 of the present application.
As a self-supporting container 1 provided with an opening at the upper end, a container provided with a handle 5, a substantially cylindrical plastic container formed so as to taper toward the opening and having a flat bottom. Is used. A handle 5 is pivotally attached to the periphery of the opening so that the container can be used as a toy bucket.
A toy ball is placed in the container as a toy 2 having substantially the same height as the container.
Around the toy balls, as a confectionery 3 individually packaged, a roughly candy-sized confection that is individually packaged by winding the confectionery with a packaging material and twisting both ends thereof is randomly packed.
The individually packaged confections are packed up to the top of the toy ball so that the top of the toy ball is exposed near the opening of the container.
A label C printed with a trade name is affixed to the outside of the body of the container.
In addition, it is desirable to cover and sell the opening of the container with a transparent sheet or the like.

It is a perspective view which shows the assorted goods by this-application Claim 1. It is a perspective view which shows the assorted goods by this-application Claim 2. FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the assorted goods by this-application Claim 3. FIG.

Explanation of symbols

1 A self-supporting container with an opening at the top 2 A toy with approximately the same height as the container 3 A packaged confectionery 4 A bottled food with approximately the same height as the container 5 Handle A Assorted product B Appears near the opening Part C Label printed with product name

Claims (3)

  In a product in which a toy having approximately the same height as the container height is placed in a self-supporting container having an opening at the upper end, for displaying at least a part of the toy near the opening of the container Assorted goods, assorted goods, wherein individually packed confectionery is randomly packed around the toy.   In a product in which bottled food of approximately the same height as the container height is placed in a self-supporting container having an opening at the upper end, at least a part of the bottled food is displayed near the opening of the container An assorted product in which individually packaged confectionery is randomly packed around the bottled food as a filling for the filling.   The assorted product according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the container is a container provided with a handle.

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