TH6548Y - Ready-to-eat food containers - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (19/05/54) The ready-to-eat food packaging consists of an inner container (first) and an inner container (second), both of which are identical in design, and an outer container which is a trapezoidal shape with open sides along both widths, used for storing the inner containers (first and second). The outer container is made of paper, with a rectangular top section whose lengthwise sides are folded and connected by a crease between the first and second longitudinal sides. The outer edges of the second longitudinal side are folded and connected by a crease to the bottom section, which is also rectangular. The ready-to-eat food packaging consists of an inner container (first) and an inner container (second), both of which are identical in design, and an outer container which is a trapezoidal shape with open sides along both widths, used for storing the inner containers (first and second). The outer container is made of paper, with a rectangular top section whose lengthwise sides are folded and connected by a crease between the first and second longitudinal sides. It can be folded along the creases of the first longitudinal side and the second longitudinal side, and the outer edges of the second longitudinal side are connected in a folded manner by a crease with the bottom section, which is rectangular in shape.

Claims (3)

1. The finished food container consists of an inner container (1), which is a sheet of paper folded into a parallelogram-shaped container and folded and glued together to form the four sides (2) and the bottom with adhesive. The top edges of one pair of opposite sides (2) form the inner cover (3), and the top edges of the other pair of opposite sides (2) form the outer cover first (4) and outer cover second (5). The outer cover first (4) has a locking tab (6) for interlocking with the tabs (7) of the outer cover second (5). The inner container second (8) is located on one side of the inner container first (1). The height and width of the inner container second (8) are the same as the height and width of the inner container first (1). The inner container second (8) is a sheet of paper folded into a parallelogram-shaped container and folded and glued together to form the four sides (9) and the bottom with adhesive. The top edges of one pair of opposite sides (2) form the inner cover first (4) and the top edges of the other pair of opposite sides (2) form the outer cover first (4) and outer cover second (5). The outer cover first (4) has a locking tab (6) for interlocking with the tabs (7) of the outer cover second (5). The inner container second (8) is located on one side of the inner container first (1). The height and width of the inner container second (8) is the same as the height and width of the inner container first (1). The inner container second (8) is a sheet of paper folded into a parallelogram-shaped container and folded and glued together to form the four sides (9) and the bottom with adhesive. The top edges of one pair of opposite sides (2) form the inner cover first (3). The top of one pair of opposite side sections (9) forms the inner closure (10), and the top edges of the other pair of opposite side sections (9) form the first outer closure (11) and the second outer closure (12), with the first outer closure (11) having a locking tab (13) for interlocking with the tabs (14) of the second outer closure (12). The outer container (15) is a trapezoidal container open at the sides along both widths for the storage of the first inner container (1) and the second inner container (8). Specifically, the outer container (15) is a sheet of paper made up of a rectangular top section (16) whose width corresponds to the top width of the first inner container (1) and the second inner container (8), and whose length corresponds to the top-to-top lengths of the first inner container (1) and the second inner container (8), with the sides along both lengths of the top section (16) folded together. It is formed by a fold line (17) with the first longitudinal side (18) with the second longitudinal side (22), and at the outer edge of the second longitudinal side (22) it is folded by a fold line (17) with the bottom section (26), where the bottom section (26) is rectangular in shape with a width corresponding to the bottom width of the first inner container (1) and the second inner container (8), and a length corresponding to the lengths of the bottom of the first inner container (1) and the second inner container (8), where at the middle of the body of the bottom section (26) there is at least one longitudinal opening (27). 2. A finished food container, according to claim 1, whose first longitudinal side (18) is trapezoidal in shape, which on both sides is cut off in a semicircular section (19) to be used as a finger opening to pull the first inner container (1) and the second inner container (8) out of the outer container (15), and in the middle of the body of the first longitudinal side (18) is a long opening (20) in which the outer edges of the first longitudinal side (18) are folded together by a fold line (17) with the side wings (21). 3. A finished food container, according to claim 1 or 2, whose second longitudinal side (22) is trapezoidal in shape, which on both sides is cut off in a semicircular section (23) to be used as a finger opening to pull the first inner container (1) and the second inner container (8) out of the outer container (15), where at the outer edge of the corner between the two semicircular sections (23) is a cut (24), and at the midpoint of the second longitudinal side (22) is a long opening (25).