JP2011126564A - Packaging structure - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a packaging structure configured such that each of plate-shaped food product can be pulled out from a packaging container while one end of it is exposed and such that even when the number of plate-shaped food product decreases in the packaging container, the alignment of the plate-shaped food products is maintained. <P>SOLUTION: The packaging structure has aligned and stacked plate-shaped food products 3, such as chewing gum, individually wrapped in wrapping paper 4C, accommodated in the packaging container 2. The wrapping paper 4C has a first wrapping paper piece 61, which covers the pulling direction side 31 of each plate-shaped food product 3 in the direction in which the food 3 is taken out of the packaging container 2, and a second wrapping paper piece 62, which covers the side 32 of each plate-shaped food product 3, opposite to the pulling direction side 31. The first wrapping paper piece 61 and second wrapping paper piece 62 are integrated individual pieces of wrapping paper connected by their being folded and hooked one around the other so that they are separable when a tensile force of at least a predetermined magnitude is applied thereto. Each plate-shaped food product 3 is individually wrapped in each sheet of wrapping paper. In addition, the second wrapping paper piece 62 is stuck to the inside of the packaging container 2 by an adhesive 6 so that the second wrapping paper piece 62, which is the individual sheet of wrapping paper, is fixed within the packaging container 2 while each plate-shaped food product 3 is accommodated in the packaging container 2. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a packaging structure for individually packaging plate-like foods such as gum and chocolate and storing them in a packaging container, and in particular, a packaging structure that is good for taking out and eating plate-like foods one by one from the packaging container. About.

Conventionally, there are those described in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2 as packaging containers for storing plate-shaped foods such as gum and chocolate.
The packaging containers described in these patent documents are stored in a compact manner by providing a step so that the back row side is higher than the front row in a state where the plate-like food is erected, and overlapping two rows.
According to this configuration, since the height of the plate-shaped food in the packaging container is higher on the back row side than the front row, the food can be easily taken out. Further, since the plate-like food is temporarily attached in the packaging container, for example, when the front-row plate-like food is taken out, the rear-row plate-like food is prevented from being disturbed.

Japanese Patent No. 3955355 Japanese Patent No. 3955356 JP 2009-173322 A

In the packaging structure (packaging container) disclosed in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2, it is possible to take out and eat individual plate-like food from the packaging container. There is a problem that it has to be peeled off and it is troublesome to remove the wrapping paper at the time of eating.
On the other hand, in Patent Document 3, a perforation is put in advance in a wrapping paper for individually wrapping plate-like food, and one end of the wrapping paper for the plate-like food individually wrapped with a perforated wrapping paper is placed in the packaging container. When the plate food is gripped through the other end of the wrapping paper and pulled out, the perforated part of the wrapping paper is torn off and one end of the plate food is exposed The packaging structure which can be taken out from the packaging container and can be eaten easily has been proposed.

  The above-mentioned individual wrapping paper with perforations is excellent in that the perforation breaks when the plate-like food is pulled out and the plate-like food can be taken out, but the perforation size and interval are designed for each plate-like food. Otherwise, the perforation may not be cut properly when being pulled out. Therefore, a packaging structure is desired that can pull out the plate-like food more favorably, and when the plate-like food is drawn out, one end side of the plate-like food can be exposed and pulled out.

  This invention was made based on such a background, and when the plate-shaped food was taken out of the packaging container, one end of the plate-shaped food was peeled off and one end of the plate-shaped food was exposed. The main object is to provide an improved packaging structure that can be pulled out in a state and does not fall apart even when the number of plate-like foods in the packaging container is reduced.

  The invention according to claim 1 is a packaging structure in which a plurality of plate-like foods such as gums individually wrapped with a wrapping paper are stacked and accommodated in a packaging container, the wrapping paper being the plate-like A first wrapping paper piece covering a pulling direction side when taking out food from the packaging container; and a second wrapping paper piece covering an anti-pulling direction side, wherein the first wrapping paper piece and the second wrapping paper piece have a predetermined force. It is an integrated individual wrapping paper that is folded back and joined so that it can be separated when the above pulling force is applied, each plate-like food is individually wrapped by the individual wrapping paper, and the packaging container A packaging structure comprising adhesive means for adhering the second wrapping paper piece in the packaging container so that the second wrapping paper piece of each individual wrapping paper is retained in the packaging container in the accommodated state. It is.

  The invention according to claim 2 is a packaging structure in which a plurality of plate-like foods such as gums individually wrapped with a wrapping paper are stacked and accommodated in a packaging container, the wrapping paper being the plate-like A first wrapping paper piece covering a pulling direction side when taking out food from the packaging container; and a second wrapping paper piece covering an anti-pulling direction side, wherein the first wrapping paper piece and the second wrapping paper piece have a predetermined force. In order to be separable when the above pulling force is applied, it has an overlap area that combines with each other by the frictional force of the paper, so that it becomes an integrated individual wrapping paper. The second wrapping paper piece is adhered in the packaging container so that the second wrapping paper piece of each individual wrapping paper is retained in the packaging container in a state where it is packaged and accommodated in the packaging container. Adhesive means are provided for It characterized the door, a packaged structure.

  The invention according to claim 3 is a packaging structure in which a plurality of plate-like foods such as gums individually wrapped with a wrapping paper are stacked and accommodated in a packaging container, the wrapping paper being the plate-like A first wrapping paper piece covering a pulling direction side when taking out food from the packaging container, and the plate food covered with the first wrapping paper piece on the pulling direction side and the exposed anti-pulling direction side and the first wrapping. A second wrapping paper piece wound in a strip shape so as to overlap the paper piece, and the second wrapping paper piece is retained in the packaging container in a state of being accommodated in the packaging container. 2. A packaging structure, characterized in that an adhesive means for adhering a piece of wrapping paper to the packaging container is provided.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, the wrapping paper for individually wrapping each plate-like food is an integral individual wrapping paper by the first wrapping paper piece and the second wrapping paper piece being folded back and joined together. . And each plate-shaped food is individually wrapped with this individual wrapping paper. Further, of the first wrapping paper piece and the second wrapping paper piece constituting the individual wrapping paper, the second wrapping paper piece is adhered to the inside of the packaging container by an adhesive means so as to remain in the packaging container.

  For this reason, when pulling out the plate-shaped food from the packaging container, the pulling direction side of the plate-shaped food covered with the first wrapping paper piece is gripped, and the gripped plate-shaped food is pulled out from the packaging container with a predetermined pulling force. Thus, the gripped portion is covered with the first wrapping paper piece, and the second wrapping paper piece covering the base side (one end side) of the plate-like food is separated from the first wrapping paper piece, and the inside of the packaging container Left behind. Therefore, the plate-like food can be pulled out from the packaging container in a state where the second wrapping paper piece is separated and one end of the plate-like food is exposed. As a result, the plate-like food grasped and pulled out can be taken out in a state where the root side can be easily put in the mouth and eaten easily.

  Since the second wrapping paper piece remaining in the packaging container is fixed in the packaging container by the adhesive means, the second wrapping paper piece remains in the packaging container as it is, and the second wrapping paper piece for packaging the other remaining plate-like food. Since the relationship remains the same, the remaining plate-like food housed in the packaging container is maintained in the state of being housed in the packaging container in the original aligned state. That is, as the plate-shaped food is drawn from the packaging container and eaten, the number of the plate-shaped food in the packaging container decreases, but the plate-shaped food is fixed in the packaging container via the second wrapping paper piece. Therefore, the alignment state is not disturbed, and it is accommodated in the packaging container in a state where it can be easily taken out.

  According to the invention described in claim 2, the wrapping paper for individually wrapping each plate-like food is obtained by combining the overlapping regions of the first wrapping paper piece and the second wrapping paper piece with each other by frictional force. It is wrapping paper. In this case, the first wrapping paper piece may be overlapped so as to overlap the outside of the second wrapping paper piece, or the second wrapping paper piece may be overlapped so as to overlap the outside of the first wrapping paper piece. And each plate-shaped food is individually wrapped with this individual wrapping paper. Further, of the first wrapping paper piece and the second wrapping paper piece constituting the individual wrapping paper, the second wrapping paper piece is adhered to the inside of the packaging container by an adhesive means so as to remain in the packaging container. For this reason, it is possible to take out the plate-like food from the packaging container in the same manner as the invention of claim 1 in a state where one end of the plate-like food is exposed and easy to eat. Further, even when the plate-like foods are pulled out individually, the alignment state of the plate-like foods remaining in the packaging container is maintained.

  According to invention of Claim 3, since the 2nd wrapping paper piece is covering and winding so that the 1st wrapping paper piece may mutually overlap, the 1st wrapping paper piece and the 2nd wrapping paper piece mutually have the frictional force between papers. Combined with And each plate-shaped foodstuff is individually wrapped with the wrapping paper which the 1st wrapping paper piece and the 2nd wrapping paper piece couple | bonded together. Further, of the first wrapping paper piece and the second wrapping paper piece, the second wrapping paper piece is adhered to the packaging container by an adhesive means so as to remain in the packaging container.

  For this reason, when pulling out the plate-shaped food from the packaging container, the plate-shaped food covered with the first wrapping paper piece is gripped in the pulling direction side, and the gripped plate-shaped food exceeds the frictional force between the papers. Pull out from the packaging container with a pulling force of. Thereby, it is possible to take out the plate-like food from the packaging container in a state where one end of the plate-like food is exposed in the same manner as the invention of claim 1. In addition, since the second wrapping paper piece remaining in the packaging container is fixed in the packaging container by an adhesive means, even if the plate-like food is individually pulled out in the same manner as in the invention of claim 1, The alignment state of the plate-like food remaining in the container is maintained.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a package 1C to which a packaging structure according to one embodiment of the present invention is applied. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the package 1C. Drawing 3 is a mimetic diagram explaining the manufacturing method of package 1C. FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram for explaining the usage state of the package 1C. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of a package 1D to which a packaging structure according to another embodiment of the present invention is applied. Drawing 6 is a mimetic diagram explaining a manufacturing method of packing object 1D. FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram for explaining the usage state of the package 1D. FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram for explaining a manufacturing method of a package 1E to which a packaging structure according to still another embodiment of the present invention is applied. FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of the package 1E.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a package 1C to which a packaging structure according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied. Referring to FIG. 1, a packaging body 1 </ b> C includes a packaging container 2, a plurality of plate-like foods 3 as packaging objects contained in the packaging container 2, and a plurality of pieces that individually wrap these plate-like foods 3. And wrapping paper 4C. Examples of the plate-like food 3 include gum and chocolate.

  A plurality of plate-like foods 3 such as gums individually wrapped with the wrapping paper 4 </ b> C are collected and accommodated in the packaging container 2. FIG. 1 illustrates a state in which one of a plurality of plate-like foods 3 aligned in the packaging container 2 is taken out. Hereinafter, the plate-like food 3 that is individually wrapped with the wrapping paper 4C is also referred to as a food unit 30. The food unit 30 includes a plate-like food 3 and a wrapping paper 4C.

  The packaging container 2 has a box shape, and is formed of, for example, a paper material. The packaging container 2 includes a main body 21 having a container shape having an opening 20, a lid 22 that covers the opening 20 of the main body 21 so as to be openable and closable, and a connecting portion 23 that connects the lid 22 and the main body 21. ing. The packaging container 2 may be made of synthetic resin other than paper. The main body 21, the lid 22, and the connecting portion 23 are formed by bending a single sheet of developed material.

By opening the lid 22, the opening 20 of the packaging container 2 can be opened. The plate-like food 3 can be pulled out from the packaging container 2 through the opening 20 of the packaging container 2.
In the packaging container 2, the plurality of plate-like foods 3 are arranged in two directions X and Y (two directions orthogonal to the longitudinal direction Z of the plate-like food 3) orthogonal to each other. Moreover, each plate-shaped foodstuff 3 is arrange | positioned and arranged so that the longitudinal direction Z may become mutually parallel. In the present embodiment, a case where a plurality of plate-like foods 3 are arranged in four rows in the X direction (two rows in the Y direction) will be described. However, when three or more food products 3 are arranged in the Y direction, There is only one in the case, and it can be applied to the housing method arranged in a line in the X direction.

The plate-like food 3 has a drawing direction side 31 and an anti-drawing direction side 32 with respect to the longitudinal direction Z of the plate-like food 3. The drawing direction side 31 is arranged on the far side from the bottom plate 24 in the packaging container 2. The anti-pull-out direction side 32 is disposed on the side close to the bottom plate 24 in the packaging container 2.
FIG. 2 is a partial cross-sectional view of the package 1C. With reference to FIGS. 1 and 2, the wrapping paper 4 </ b> C includes a first wrapping paper piece 61 that covers the drawing direction side 31 of the plate-like food 3, and a second wrapping paper piece 62 that covers the anti-drawing direction side 32 of the plate-like food 3. And have.

The first wrapping paper piece 61 and the second wrapping paper piece 62 are integrated individual wrapping papers that are folded back and joined so that they can be separated when a tensile force of a predetermined size or more is applied.
Each plate-like food 3 is individually packaged by the individual wrapping paper to form a food unit 30, and the second wrapping paper piece 62 of the individual wrapping paper is fastened in the packaging container 2 in a state where it is accommodated in the packaging container 2. In addition, the second wrapping paper piece 62 is surrounded by the accumulation paper 8, the second wrapping paper piece 62 and the accumulation paper 8 are adhered by the adhesive 6, and the accumulation paper 8 is adhered by the adhesive 7 in the packaging container 2. Yes. That is, the accumulated paper 8 and the adhesives 6 and 7 constitute an adhesive means.

As the adhesive 6 and the adhesive 7, those having the same specification can be used, and those having different specifications can be used. In any case, when the food unit 30 is pulled out, the second wrapping paper piece 62 of the individual wrapping paper can be held in the packaging container 2.
Thereby, the plate-like food 3 can be pulled out from the packaging container 2 in a state where the anti-pulling direction side 32 as one end of the plate-like food 3 is exposed and easy to eat. At the same time, even if the number of plate-like foods 3 in the packaging container 2 decreases with eating, the plate-like foods 3 are fixed in the packaging container 2 via the second wrapping paper piece 62, so that the alignment The state is not disturbed and can be accommodated in the packaging container 2 while being easily taken out.

The first wrapping paper piece 61 covers the drawing direction side 31 of the plate-like food 3 with a length that can hold the plate-like food 3 with respect to the longitudinal direction Z of the plate-like food 3.
The second wrapping paper piece 62 covers a portion of the plate-like food 3 that is not covered with the first wrapping paper piece 61 on the anti-pulling direction side 32 in the longitudinal direction Z of the plate-like food 3.
Further, in the state where the first wrapping paper piece 61 covers the plate-like food 3 and the second wrapping paper piece 62 is removed, the anti-pulling direction side 32 of the plate-like food 3 is related to the longitudinal direction Z of the plate-like food 3. It is exposed to a length that can be put in the mouth.

  Drawing 3 is a mimetic diagram explaining the manufacturing method of package 1C. The first wrapping paper piece 61 and the second wrapping paper piece 62 are overlapped with each other at an intermediate portion in the longitudinal direction Z of the plate-like food 3. The overlapping parts are folded back and joined together. That is, the end of the first wrapping paper piece 61 has a folded piece 63. The end of the second wrapping paper piece 62 has a folded piece 64. The folded pieces 63 and 64 are folded in opposite directions and are coupled to each other while being hooked with each other. It does not matter whether the folded piece 63 is on the outside and the folded piece 64 is on the inside, or on the contrary, the folded piece 63 is on the inside and the folded piece 64 is on the outside. Thus, the first wrapping paper piece 61 and the second wrapping paper piece 62 are integrated individual wrapping paper. In the above-described folded hook connection, the first wrapping paper piece 61 and the second wrapping paper piece 62 are connected to each other. On the other hand, when a tensile force of a predetermined size or more is applied, the folded pieces 63 and 64 of the first wrapping paper piece 61 and the second wrapping paper piece 62 are deformed, and the coupling is released. The first wrapping paper piece 61 and the second wrapping paper piece 62 are separated from each other.

The first wrapping paper piece 61 and the second wrapping paper piece 62 that are folded and joined together are an integral individual wrapping paper. Using this individual wrapping paper, the entire plate-like food 3 is wrapped. Thereby, the food unit 30 is obtained.
Next, the plurality of food units 30 are arranged on the accumulated paper 8. At this time, the second wrapping paper piece 62 and the accumulated paper 8 are fixed with the adhesive 6.

Next, a plurality of food units 30 connected to each other by the accumulation paper 8 are put into the main body 21 of the packaging container 2. The accumulated paper 8 and the main body 21 of the packaging container 2 are fixed by the adhesive 7. Thereby, the package 1C is obtained (see FIG. 4).
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram for explaining the usage state of the package 1C. Referring to FIG. 4, when pulling out the desired plate-shaped food 3 from the packaging container 2, the pulling direction side 31 of the plate-shaped food 3 covered with the first wrapping paper piece 61 is gripped, and the gripped plate shape The food 3 is pulled out from the packaging container 2 with a force greater than a predetermined pulling force. Thereby, the anti-pull-out direction side 32 as the root side of the plate-like food 3 is exposed, and the second wrapping paper piece 62 covering the root side is left in the packaging container 2. Therefore, the plate-like food 3 can be taken out from the packaging container 2 in a state where the anti-pull-out direction side 32 as one end of the plate-like food 3 is exposed and easy to eat.

  Each food unit 30 is fixed in the packaging container 2 via a second wrapping paper piece 62. Therefore, the remaining food units 30 accommodated in the packaging container 2 are maintained in the state accommodated in the packaging container 2 in the original aligned state. That is, as the plate-like food 3 is pulled out from the packaging container 2 and eaten, the number of food units 30 (plate-like food 3) in the packaging container 2 decreases, but via the second wrapping paper piece 62. Since the food unit 30 (plate-like food 3) is fixed in the packaging container 2, the alignment state thereof is not disturbed and is accommodated in the packaging container 2 while being easily taken out.

Next, another embodiment of the present invention will be described. Note that the following embodiment will be described with a focus on differences from the above-described embodiment. About another structure, it is the same as that of the above-mentioned embodiment, and attaches | subjects the same code | symbol as the above-mentioned embodiment.
FIG. 5 is a partial cross-sectional view of a package 1D to which a packaging structure according to another embodiment of the present invention is applied. Drawing 6 is a mimetic diagram explaining a manufacturing method of packing object 1D. FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram for explaining the usage state of the package 1D.

The packaging body 1D of FIG. 5 has a wrapping paper 4D instead of the wrapping paper 4C of the embodiment shown in FIG. The wrapping paper 4D has a first wrapping paper piece 71 and a second wrapping paper piece 72.
Referring to FIGS. 5 and 6, the first wrapping paper piece 71 and the second wrapping paper piece 72 have overlap regions 73 and 74 that are joined together by the frictional force between the papers. The first wrapping paper piece 71 and the second wrapping paper piece 72 are integrated into a single piece of wrapping paper by joining the overlapping regions 73 and 74 together with frictional force.

Each plate-like food 3 is individually wrapped by this individual wrapping paper to form a food unit 30, and the second wrapping paper piece 72 of the individual wrapping paper is placed in a state where a predetermined number of food units 30 are accommodated in the packaging container 2. Accumulated paper 8 and adhesives 6 and 7 are employed so as to remain in the packaging container 2.
Overlapping areas 73 and 74 between the first wrapping paper piece 71 and the second wrapping paper piece 72 are arranged in the middle portion of the plate-like food 3 in the longitudinal direction Z. The overlap regions 73 and 74 are in close contact with each other, and the first wrapping paper piece 71 and the second wrapping paper piece 72 are coupled to each other by the static frictional force between the papers. In addition, it is necessary to consider the arrangement positions of the overlap areas 73 and 74 so that a sufficient holding area can be provided on the drawing direction side 31 in order to enable easy gripping when the plate-like food 3 is pulled out. is there. Further, it does not matter whether the overlap region 73 is outside and the overlap region 74 is inside, or conversely, the overlap region 73 is inside and the overlap region 74 is outside. On the other hand, when a pulling force greater than a predetermined size, that is, a pulling force greater than the static friction force between the papers, the overlap regions 73 and 74 of the first wrapping paper piece 71 and the second wrapping paper piece 72 are relatively displaced. The connection is released. The first wrapping paper piece 71 and the second wrapping paper piece 72 are separated from each other.

The whole plate-shaped food 3 is wrapped using an integral individual wrapping paper in which a part of the first wrapping paper piece 71 and the second wrapping paper piece 72 are overlapped with each other. Thereby, the food unit 30 is obtained.
Next, the plurality of food units 30 are arranged on the accumulated paper 8. At this time, the second wrapping paper piece 72 and the accumulated paper 8 are fixed with the adhesive 6.
Next, referring to FIG. 7, a plurality of food units 30 connected to each other by the accumulation paper 8 are put into the main body 21 of the packaging container 2. The accumulated paper 8 and the main body 21 of the packaging container 2 are fixed with the adhesive 7. Thereby, the package 1D is obtained.

  When pulling out the desired plate-shaped food 3 from the packaging container 2, the pull-out direction side 31 of the plate-shaped food 3 covered with the individual wrapping paper is gripped, and the gripped plate-shaped food 3 is moved to the overlap region 73, The paper is pulled out of the packaging container 2 with a pulling force greater than the static frictional force between the 74 sheets. As a result, the anti-pulling direction side 32 as the root side of the plate-like food 3 is exposed, and the second wrapping paper piece 72 covering the root side is left in the packaging container 2. Therefore, the plate-like food 3 can be taken out from the packaging container 2 in an easy-to-eat state in which the anti-pull-out direction side 32 as one end of the plate-like food 3 is exposed.

As in the embodiment of FIG. 1, the remaining plate-like food 3 accommodated in the packaging container 2 is maintained in the packaging container 2 in the original aligned state.
FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram for explaining a manufacturing method of a package 1E to which a packaging structure according to still another embodiment of the present invention is applied. FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of the package 1E.
The packaging body 1E has the packaging paper 4E of FIG. 8 instead of the packaging paper 4C of the embodiment shown in FIG. The wrapping paper 4E has a first wrapping paper piece 71 and a second wrapping paper piece 82.

In this embodiment shown in FIG. 8, the plate-like food 3 is covered with the first wrapping paper piece 71 and then further covered with the second wrapping paper piece 82.
The second wrapping paper piece 82 covers the portions of the plate-like food 3 on the side opposite to the extraction direction 32 and the first wrapping paper piece 71 on the side opposite to the extraction direction. The second wrapping paper piece 82 is wound in a strip shape in the longitudinal direction Z of the plate-like food 3.

  Also in this embodiment, the first wrapping paper piece 71 and the second wrapping paper piece 82 are overlapped areas 73 and 84 that are coupled by the frictional force between the papers so that they can be separated when a tensile force of a predetermined size or more is applied. have. In addition, it is necessary to consider the arrangement positions of the overlap areas 73 and 84 so that a sufficient holding area can be provided on the drawing direction side 31 in order to enable easy gripping when the plate-like food 3 is pulled out. is there.

Further, the second wrapping paper piece 82 is used as an adhesive means in the packaging container 2 so that the second wrapping paper piece 82 remains in the packaging container 2 in a state where each plate-like food 3 is accommodated in the packaging container 2. The stacked paper 8 and the adhesives 6 and 7 are bonded and fixed.
With reference to FIG. 8, the package 1E can be manufactured as follows, for example.
First, the first wrapping paper piece 71 is used to wrap the drawing direction side 31 of the plate-like food 3. At this time, the anti-pulling direction side 32 of the plate-like food 3 is exposed. Next, the anti-pull-out direction side 32 (exposed portion) of the plate-like food 3 packaged with the first wrapping paper piece 71 and a part of the first wrapping paper piece 71 are covered by being wrapped with the second wrapping paper piece 82. . Thereby, the food unit 30 is obtained.

Next, the plurality of food units 30 are arranged on the accumulated paper 8. At this time, the second wrapping paper piece 82 and the accumulated paper 8 are fixed with the adhesive 6.
Next, a plurality of food units 30 connected to each other by the accumulation paper 8 are put into the main body 21 of the packaging container 2. The accumulated paper 8 and the main body 21 of the packaging container 2 are fixed with the adhesive 7. Thereby, the package 1E is obtained (see FIG. 8).

Also in this embodiment, the plate-shaped food 3 can be taken out from the packaging container 2 in a state where one end of the plate-shaped food 3 is exposed and easy to eat. In addition, the second wrapping paper piece 82 remaining in the packaging container 2 is fixed in the packaging container 2 with the adhesive 6, so that it remains in the packaging container 2 even if the plate-like food 3 is pulled out individually. The alignment state of the plate-like food 3 is maintained.
In addition, various design changes can be made within the scope of matters described in the claims.

1C, 1D, 1E Packaging 2 Packaging container 3 Plate food 4C, 4D, 4E Packaging paper (individual packaging paper)
6,7 Adhesive 8 Stacked paper 20 Opening 21 Main part 22 Lid 23 Connecting part 24 Bottom plate 30 Food unit 31 Pull-out direction side 32 Anti-pull-out direction side 61, 71 First wrapping paper piece 62, 72, 82 Second wrapping paper piece 63, 64 Folded pieces 73, 74, 84 Overlap area X, Y direction Z Longitudinal direction

Claims (3)

It is a packaging structure in which a plurality of plate-like foods such as gums individually wrapped by wrapping paper are collected and accommodated in a packaging container,
The wrapping paper includes a first wrapping paper piece covering a pulling direction side when taking out the plate-like food from the packaging container, and a second wrapping paper piece covering an anti-pulling direction side, and the first wrapping paper piece and the first wrapping paper piece 2 The wrapping paper piece is a single piece of wrapping paper that is folded back and joined so that it can be separated when a tensile force of a predetermined force or more is applied,
Each plate-like food is individually packaged by the individual wrapping paper, and the second wrapping paper piece of each individual wrapping paper is retained in the packaging container in a state of being accommodated in the packaging container. 2. A packaging structure comprising an adhesive means for adhering a piece of wrapping paper into a packaging container. It is a packaging structure in which a plurality of plate-like foods such as gums individually wrapped by wrapping paper are collected and accommodated in a packaging container,
The wrapping paper includes a first wrapping paper piece covering a drawing direction side when taking out the plate-like food from the packaging container, and a second wrapping paper piece covering an anti-pulling direction side, and the first wrapping paper piece and the first wrapping paper piece 2 The wrapping paper piece is an integral individual wrapping paper by having an overlap region that is joined by the frictional force between the papers so that it can be separated when a tensile force of a predetermined force or more is applied,
Each plate-like food is individually packaged by the individual wrapping paper, and the second wrapping paper piece of each individual wrapping paper is retained in the packaging container in a state of being accommodated in the packaging container. 2. A packaging structure characterized in that an adhesive means for adhering a piece of wrapping paper into the packaging container is provided. It is a packaging structure in which a plurality of plate-like foods such as gums individually wrapped by wrapping paper are collected and accommodated in a packaging container,
The wrapping paper is a first wrapping paper piece covering a drawing direction side when taking out the plate-like food from the packaging container;
A second wrapping paper piece wound in a strip shape to cover the plate-like food covered with the first wrapping paper piece on the side in the drawing direction so as to overlap the exposed anti-pullout direction side and the first wrapping paper piece; ,
Adhesive means for bonding the second wrapping paper piece to the packaging container is provided so that the second wrapping paper piece is left in the packaging container while being accommodated in the packaging container. Packaging structure.

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