WO2005120989A1 - Confectionary packaging design - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
- B65D5/00—Rigid or semi-rigid containers of polygonal cross-section, e.g. boxes, cartons or trays, formed by folding or erecting one or more blanks made of paper
- B65D5/42—Details of containers or of foldable or erectable container blanks
- B65D5/54—Lines of weakness to facilitate opening of container or dividing it into separate parts by cutting or tearing
- B65D5/5495—Lines of weakness to facilitate opening of container or dividing it into separate parts by cutting or tearing for separating interconnected containers
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
- B65D5/00—Rigid or semi-rigid containers of polygonal cross-section, e.g. boxes, cartons or trays, formed by folding or erecting one or more blanks made of paper
- B65D5/20—Rigid or semi-rigid containers of polygonal cross-section, e.g. boxes, cartons or trays, formed by folding or erecting one or more blanks made of paper by folding-up portions connected to a central panel from all sides to form a container body, e.g. of tray-like form
- B65D5/2052—Rigid or semi-rigid containers of polygonal cross-section, e.g. boxes, cartons or trays, formed by folding or erecting one or more blanks made of paper by folding-up portions connected to a central panel from all sides to form a container body, e.g. of tray-like form characterised by integral closure-flaps
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- This invention relates generally to packaging for chewing gum and other products,0 and more particularly to the shape of such packaging for chewing gum and other products.
- BACKGROUND Chewing gum is currently available to consumers in a variety of different formats. These include stick gum, slab gum, pellet gum, extruded gum, and others.
- Stick gum5 may come in sizes with a length of approximately 6 - 7 cm, a width of approximately 1.5 - 2 cm, and a thickness of approximately 0.2 cm.
- Slab gum may come in a size of approximately 4.5 cm in length, 1.2 cm in width, and 0.3 cm in thickness.
- a variety of types of gum packaging also exist, including certain types of packaging used predominately for one or the other of the gum formats. Slabs of gum o have often been sold in foil packages. Originally, these slabs were arranged in a package in a side-to-side manner, perhaps including five to seven slabs per package.
- a package for containing pieces of an edible product includes a compartment formed to receive and contain a plurality of individual pieces of an edible product, the compartment having a front wall and a back wall.
- the package also includes a cover flap extending from a back wall of the compartment and adapted for folding over at least a portion of the front wall of the compartment, the cover flap being asymmetricals with respect to an axis, the axis extending through the compartment and the cover flap when the cover flap is extended.
- the cover flap may be selectably engageable with the front wall of the compartment.
- the front wall of the compartment may include a receiving slot defined therein for selectably receiving a portion of the cover flap. The receiving slot may be o offset with respect to the axis.
- the receiving slot may be chevron-shaped.
- the pieces of an edible product may be individual slabs of chewing gum.
- a package for containing pieces of a product includes a compartment formed to receive and contain a plurality of individual pieces of a product, the compartment having a front wall and a back wall.
- the package also includes a cover5 flap extending from a back wall of the compartment and adapted for folding over at least a portion of the front wall of the compartment, the cover flap being asymmetrical with respect to an axis, the axis extending through the compartment and the cover flap when the cover flap is extended.
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of the packaging design, shown in a closed position.
- Figure 2 is a perspective view of the packaging design of Figure 1, shown in an 5 open position and containing a plurality of individually packaged slabs of gum.
- Figure 3 is a perspective view of the packaging design of Figure 1, after an empty lower compartment thereof has been separated therefrom.
- Figure 4 is a perspective view of the remaining portion of the packaging design of Figure 3, showing a cover flap thereof tucked in place to close the package, after the o empty lower compartment has been removed.
- Figure 5 is a plan view of a first unfolded paperboard blank used to form the upper compartment and cover flap of the packaging design.
- Figure 6 is a perspective view of the blank of Figure 5, showing the side flaps folded up, and the bottom flap partially folded.
- Figure 7 is a plan view of a second unfolded paperboard blank used to form the lower compartment of the packaging design.
- Figure 8 is a perspective view of the blank of Figure 7, showing the side flaps folded up, the bottom flap partially folded up, and the connecting flap folded down, with adhesive applied thereto.
- Figure 9 is a plan view of a second embodiment of the packaging design, showing an alternative shape for the cover flap and receiving slot, the cover flap being tucked into the receiving slot.
- Figure 10 is a plan view of the second embodiment shown in Figure 9, the cover flap being untucked from the receiving slot and partially folded upward.
- Figure 11 is a plan view of the second embodiment shown in Figure 9, the cover flap being untucked from the receiving slot and folded upward and with a lower compartment removed.
- Figure 12 is a plan view of an opposite side of the second embodiment shown in Figure 9, the cover flap being untucked from the receiving slot and folded upward and the o lower compartment allowed to swing down and hang from the lower compartment.
- DETAILED DESCRIPTION Reference will now be made to the accompanying drawings, which assist in illustrating the various pertinent features of the packaging design. Although the invention will now be described primarily in conjunction with gum packaging, it should be 5 expressly understood that the invention may be applicable to other applications where multiple separable compartments, each for one or more removable objects, is required/desired.
- the packaging design employs two paperboard blanks 10 and 12 ( Figures 5 and 7), scored in a manner to be folded so that each form a compartment for containing a consumable product, such as chewing gum.
- One of the blanks forms an upper compartment 14, while the other of the blanks forms a lower compartment 16.
- One blank o (or compartment) is adhered to the other in a manner to allow one to be easily separated from the other by tearing along a perforation.
- the compartments 14 and 16 are originally provided in this attached manner and folded together to place one facing the other, with a cover flap 18 from the upper compartment 14 having an end 20 laid over a receiving slot 22 in a back panel 24 of the lower compartment 16. The consumer can tuck this end 205 into the slot 22 to form a compact package 26, such as is shown in Fig. 1.
- a clear film (not shown) can be removed from the package 18 so that the customer can lift the flap 18 to allow the lower compartment 16 to swing down into the position shown in Fig. 2.
- the customer can remove slabs 28 of the product as desired or share with others.
- the package 26 can then be returned to its o original configuration as shown in Fig. 1. If the customer wishes, they can consume the slabs 28 of gum from the lower compartment 16 first and then, once emptied, separate the compartments 14 and 16 from each other by tearing along a perforated score line as shown in Fig. 3. Next, if desired, the customer can fold the cover flap 18 down over the upper compartment 14 and tuck the end 20 of the cover flap 18 into a receiving slot 84 formed in the upper compartment 14 (as shown in Fig. 4) and continue to use the upper 5 compartment 14 of the package 26 in this manner until all the product is consumed.
- the first paperboard blank 10 has the cover flap 18 extending from one side thereof and a bottom flap 30 extending from an opposite side thereof.
- a pair of lateral side flaps 32 and 34 extend in opposite directions.
- the remaining central portion of the first0 paperboard blank 10 forms a back panel 35 for the upper compartment 14.
- the first paperboard blank 10 is composed of SBS (solid bleach sulfate) paperboard, in part because of the good folding properties of this material.
- the compartments 14 and 16 could be composed of some other suitable material, such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC).
- PVC polyvinyl chloride
- the paperboard material may have a white clay emulsion coating on an outsides surface thereof and no coating on an inside surface thereof.
- the cover flap 18 is generally five-sided with one side o being defined along the score line 36, two orthogonal lateral sides 54 and 56 and a pair of top sides 58 and 60 that extend from the lateral sides 54 and 56 and meet at the end 20 of the cover flap 18.
- the bottom flap 30 includes a side that is defined by the score line 40, a pair of orthogonal lateral sides 62 and 64 and a bottom side 66 that is orthogonal to the lateral sides 62 and 64.
- the lateral side flaps 32 and 34 are mirror images of each other,5 so only lateral side flap 32 will be described in detail.
- the lateral side flap 32 includes a generally rectangular portion between the score lines 42 and 52 that will form a side panel 68 to the upper compartment 14.
- the remaining portion of the lateral side flap 32 forms a front wing 70 after the lateral side flap 32 is folded along score lines 42 and 52.
- the front wing includes a generally rectangular section and a generally triangular section located o above the generally rectangular section.
- the first paperboard blank 10 is scored in multiple places along score lines 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, and 52.
- Lines 36, 38, 40, 42, and 44 are regular score lines, while lines 46, 48, 50, and 52 are cut score lines.
- a regular score line is a crease formed in the paperboard using a tool having male and female matching channels that are applied to the paperboard blank 10 from opposite sides 5 to form a V shape in the material.
- a cut score line differs from a regular score line in that the cut score line is not only scored in the manner described above, but small slits are also cut entirely through the material at spaced apart locations along the line.
- a cut score creates a line that is easier to fold than does a regular score line. The drawback is that a cut score line does not have as neat an appearance as a regular score line when the o assembled closed is viewed externally by a consumer.
- lines that will be visible when the package is fully assembled, as shown in Figure 1, are regular score lines while the remaining fold lines may be cut score lines.
- the lateral side flaps 32 and 34 are folded along score lines 42, 52, 38, and 48 to form the front wings 70, while the bottom flap 30s is folded along score lines 40 and 50 to form a bottom wall 80 and a front panel 82.
- Adhesive (not shown) can then be applied to the surface of the front wings facing toward the front panel and/or to the portion of the front panel facing toward the front wings to affix the front panel 82 to the front wings 70.
- the upper compartment 14 is formed from the first paperboard blank 10.
- the bottom flap 30 includes a receiving slot 84 formed in the front panel 82 thereof.
- the upper compartment 14 is shown with the end 20 of the cover flap 18 inserted into the receiving slot 84 on the front panel 82 of the upper compartment 14.
- this slot 84 would only be used to close the package when the lower compartment 16 has been removed.5
- the second paperboard blank 12 is similar to the first paperboard blank in many respects. It is composed of the same material and has a clay coating on one side to enhance the ability to print material thereon.
- the second paperboard blank 12 also includes a bottom flap 90 and lateral side flaps 92 and 94 that are identical to the bottom flap 30 and lateral side flaps 32 and 34 of the first paperboard blank 10.
- the primary o differences between the second paperboard blank 12 and the paperboard blank 10 relate to a connecting flap 96 on the second paperboard blank 12 and the receiving slot 22 on the lower compartment 16.
- the connecting flap 96 of the second paperboard blank 12 is significantly different than the cover flap 18 of the first paperboard blank 10.
- the connecting flap 96 is generally rectangular with one side being defined by a regular score line 98 on a bottom 5 side thereof, a pair of lateral sides 100 and 102, and a top side 104.
- a perforated score line 106 divides the connecting flap 96 into an upper portion 108 and a lower portion 110.
- the perforated score line 106 includes a score and a series of perforations that are close enough together to only leave that amount of paper necessary to hold the portions 108 and 110 together until separation is desired.
- this perforated score line 1060 enables detachment so that portions 108 and 110 can be fairly easily separated by the customer.
- the upper portion 108 of the connecting flap 96 includes adhesive 112 applied to an inner surface thereof for attachment to the outer surface of the bottom wall 80 of the upper compartment 14. This is shown in Figures 1 and 2.
- Figure 3 shows the two compartments 14 and 16 after they have been separated5 from each other along the perforated score line 106.
- the back panel of the lower compartment 16 and the front panel of the upper compartment 14 When attached in this manner, the back panel of the lower compartment 16 and the front panel of the upper compartment 14 would tend to hang in generally the same plane when in the open position of Figure 2 and with the upper compartment held vertically, allowing the lower compartment to hang downwardly therefrom.
- the lower o portion 110 of the connecting flap could then be sized to have a height approximately equal to a side wall of the lower compartment.
- the lower compartment 16 also differs from the upper compartment 14 in the location and orientation of the receiving slot 22 on the lower compartment 16 relative to the receiving slot 84 on the upper compartment 14.
- the receiving slot 22 in the lower5 compartment 16 is formed in the back panel 24 of the lower compartment 16 as compared to the front panel 82 for the receiving slot 84.
- the receiving slot 22 is oriented so that the curved portion points in an opposite direction from the curved portion of the receiving slot 84 when the package is in the orientation shown in Figures 2 and 3.
- the curved portion is oriented in a direction to allow the end 20 of the cover flap 18 to be engaged therewith.
- the connecting flap 96 the folding and attachment of the lateral side flaps 92 and 94 and the bottom flap 90 to each other is performed in a similar manner to that described above in conjunction with the upper compartment 14.
- An alternative embodiment is shown in Figures 9-12.
- the cover flap 120 in this embodiment is laterally asymmetrical. As shown in Figure 11, the flap 120 is not symmetrical with respect to an axis 130, in that the flap is taller on one side than the other. Consequently, the receiving slot 122 in the lower compartment is offset toward one lateral side so as to be in position to receive an end of the cover flap 120.
- the receiving slot 124 in the upper compartment is similarly offset in this manner.
- the teachings of this invention apply to other arrangements with differently-shaped cover flaps and differently-shaped and positioned receiving slots, including different types of asymmetries.
- this asymmetrical flap design and offset receiving slot design is applicable to other types of confectionary product containers, including gum packages.
- it could be used for a gum package having only a single compartment such as is shown in Figure 11.
- the asymmetrical flap may provide for additional space thereon (or differently-shaped space) for promotional materials to appear on the outside of the package.
- a flap 120 or the flap 18 shown in Figures 1-6
- graphics or other promotional materials on the gum compartment under the closed cover flap could be seen through one or more orifices on the flap.
- the gum compartment may have a raised feature(s) that could extend through or partially through the orifice(s). In one example, there could be a single circular orifice through which graphics could be seen and or a raised feature could protrude.
- the lower compartment 16 could be attached to the upper compartment by applying adhesive 112 to the outer surface of the upper portion 108 of the connecting flap 96 for attachment to the outer surface of the bottom wall 80 of the upper compartment 14. When attached in this manner, the back panels of each of the upper and lower compartments 14 and 16 would tend to hang in generally the same plane when in the open position of Figure 2 and with the upper compartment held vertically, allowing the lower compartment to hang downwardly therefrom.
- the lower portion 110 of the connecting flap could then be sized to have a height approximately equal to the sum of a side wall of the upper compartment and a side wall of the lower compartment.
- the gum product is manufactured, then chilled and aged. Slab and stick gum is prepared by rolling the gum product into sheets, cutting it into lanes, then scoring it into individual pieces. It has been found to be useful for the individual slabs of gum to be individually wrapped in separate sheets of waxed paper and then a row of such gum slabs wrapped in such manner can be placed in a foil half-pouch (not shown). The gum package is assembled at the same time. Thus, the paperboard is printed, cut, and scored. It is then folded, filled, assembled, closed, and a clear film with tear tape is attached to the outside.
- a display tray with twelve such packages is prepared, these display trays are over-wrapped with clear film, and then they are placed in corrugated shippers, palletized, and then shrink-wrapped. It is then warehoused and shipped to distribution centers.
- the gum slabs may be adhered or otherwise attached to the package. This may keep the gum slabs from falling out or tipping over inside of the package. Thus, the gum slabs may be releasably secured or attached to or into the package. There are many possibilities for adhering the gum slabs into the package.
- the sheet may include a single layer or multiple layers.
- One of the layers may include moisture barrier material to reduce the amount of moisture absorbed by the gum slabs when the gum slabs are in the package.
- the gum slabs could be placed directly into the package without the use of a sheet. If the slabs were placed directly into the package, they (or their wrappers) could be adhered thereto or not. For example, the gum slabs may be adhered via wax or other adhesive to one or more inner surfaces of the package.
- the wax or adhesive may be included or provided in one or more strips or bands of adhesive that adhere to more than one gum slab.
- the package itself may contain a paraffin or other waxy material on its inner surface to adhere to the gum slabs.
- a plurality of wax or adhesive spots or areas may be created on one or more inner surfaces of the package, each attaching to one or more of the gum slabs or wrappers around the gum 5 slabs. If wrappers around the gum slabs are used, the adhesive used to adhere the gum slabs to the package will adhere the wrappers to the package.
- the adhesive bond may be strong enough to prevent or reduce the likelihood of the wrappers being removable from the package. Thus, the wrappers will remain in the package when the gum slabs are removed from the package and the wrappers.
- the adhesive bond between l o the wrappers and the package may be such that the wrapper and the gum slabs can be removed from the package, but strong enough to keep the gum slabs in the wrappers from falling out of the package or tipping over in the package.
- One potential embodiment is illustrated in U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 60/570,015 entitled “Gum Slab Packaging Having Adhesive Flap” filed May 11, 2004, and designated as Docket No. is 1421-28P in the law firm of Hoffman & Baron, LLP, the contents of which are incorporated by reference herein for all purposes.
- the gum slabs may be adhered to each other, regardless of whether or not a sheet is used in the package. For example, drops or a strip of adhesive may be placed on the gum slabs or their wrappers such that the gum slabs or their
- the drops or strip of adhesive may be placed on one or more sides of the gum slabs, which may be placed in a side-by-side configuration in the package.
- the same or different adhesive also may be used to adhere the gum slabs to the housing and/or to a sheet. If there is a sheet, it is possible to adhere the gum slabs to the sheet with some type
- an outer part of the sheet may be adhered to the inner surface or wall of the package.
- One or more adhesive strips, sports, or other areas may be used to adhere the sheet to one or more inner surfaces of the package.
- the sheet need not be adhered to the package and simply can be placed inside the package. It may also be desirable to not adhere the slabs to the sheet and then to adhere the sheet to
- the sheet need not be adhered to the package.
- One possibility would include adhering both the sheet and the gum slabs to the one or more inner surfaces or walls of the package.
- a sheet or pouch could be used that covers only a portion of the gum slabs when the gum slabs are placed on or in the sheet, so that the top portions of the slabs (or their wrappers) extend up above the edge of the sheet when the sheet and the gum slabs are placed inside the package.
- a strip of 5 adhesive could be applied to the inner back wall of the gum compartment of the package in a position approximately even with or overlapping the upper edge of the pouch. If the adhesive strip was sufficiently large it could allow both the pouch and the top portions of the gum slabs to stick to the inner surface of the package.
- adhesive need not be applied in strips but could be in another shape or arrangement.
- Hot wax is one example of a type of adhesive.
- adhesive may be used to adhere the gum slabs to a sheet and/or to adhere the sheet to one or more inner surfaces or walls of the package.
- U.S. Patent Publication No. 5 2003/0080020 U.S. Patent Application No. 10/003,336 entitled "Package Having Releaseably Secured Consumable Products", which is herein incorporated by reference for all purposes.
- each compartment could hold as few as one large piece of gum.
- the packaging design described herein could be used to hold other types of individual pieces of consumable products (e.g., cookies, chocolate bars, taffy, toffee, fruit roll-ups, and so forth).
- it could be used to sell, mail, distribute, or hold non-edible products such as photos, coupons, tickets, stamps, puzzle pieces, game pieces, and so forth.
- the individual items in the package may all be the same or they may be different items that can be assembled together, or in the case of edible products they may be different types or flavors.
- the package could also be used to hold pharmaceuticals or nutraceuticals such as pills, vitamins, oral care strips, and so forth or items that may not be chewed or swallowed (e.g., chewing tobacco, pain relieving strips for gum diseases, and so forth).
- pharmaceuticals or nutraceuticals such as pills, vitamins, oral care strips, and so forth or items that may not be chewed or swallowed (e.g., chewing tobacco, pain relieving strips for gum diseases, and so forth).
- One advantage relates to having a single row of gum slabs as compared to two or more rows of gum slabs adjacent to each other. In this case, it is easier to extract a single piece at a time, and the remaining pieces are less likely to fall out of the packages.
- the package has a more pleasing and presentable appearance that may be conducive to sharing the gum products with others. Further, the package securely closes and completely encloses the gum products. Not all of these advantages are necessarily found in each of the embodiments. In addition to those set forth in the claims below, the following aspects of the packaging design are believed to be novel.
- a package with a compartment and an asymmetric flap wherein the compartment is an upper compartment and further including a lower compartment attached to the upper compartment, wherein the lower compartment can be pivoted relative to the upper compartment to place the lower compartment in facing relationship with the upper compartment and allow the cover flap to fold over the lower compartment.
- a package as defined in the previous paragraph wherein the lower compartment has a front wall and a back wall and the cover flap is releasably engageable with the back wall of the lower compartment.
- the back wall of the lower compartment includes a receiving slot defined therein for selectably receiving a portion of the cover flap.
- the receiving slot is offset with respect to the axis.
- a package as defined four paragraphs earlier wherein the lower compartment is releasably attached to the upper compartment.
- a package for containing pieces of an edible product comprising: an upper compartment and a lower compartment, each compartment being formed to receive and contain a plurality of individual pieces of an edible product; the upper compartment being at least partially enclosed on five sides thereof, including a back wall, a front wall, a bottom wall, and a pair of lateral side walls; the lower compartment being at least partially enclosed on five sides thereof, including a back wall, a front wall, a bottom wall, and a pair of lateral side walls, wherein the upper and lower compartment are connected to each other by a flap; and a cover flap extending from a back wall of the upper compartment and adapted for folding over at least a portion of the front wall of the upper compartment or the back wall of the lower compartment when the compartments are pivoted relative to each other into a facing relationship, the cover flap being asymmetrical with respect to a central axis, the axis extending through the upper and lower compartments and the cover flap when the cover flap is extended away from the compartments.
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