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US 8,281,926 B2Granted
Package comprising holistic coding system
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsAndreas Stephanus Lambertus Messerschmidt, Susanne Will
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Abstract
A package for household articles provided with a holistic coding system. The coding system allows consumers to select the articles required for their needs without confusion. The coding system includes first coding elements on the dispensing means of package and second coding elements on the articles contained in the package.
Claims15
A package containing at least one hygiene article;
- the package being made of a package material;
- the package having an outer surface, a dispensing flap, a reclosable adhesive tape, a pigmented, non-opaque window having a color, and an interior, the interior enclosing the at least one hygiene article;
- the package having a consumer-noticeable first coding element having a color on the dispensing flap of the package;
- and
- the at least one hygiene article having a consumer-noticeable second coding element having a color;
- wherein, the interaction between the color of the pigmented, non-opaque window and the color of the consumer-noticeable second coding element provides a color that resembles the color of the consumer-noticeable first coding element;
- and
- wherein the at least one hygiene article is perceived through the window as having a color that is different from both the color of the at least one hygiene article as well as the color of the window.
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A package containing at least one hygiene article;
- the package being made of a package material;
- the package having an outer surface, a dispensing flap, a reclosable adhesive tape, a pigmented, transparent window having a color, and an interior, the interior enclosing the at least one hygiene article;
- the package having a consumer-noticeable first coding element having a color on the dispensing flap of the package;
- and
- the at least one hygiene article having a consumer-noticeable second coding element having a color;
- wherein, the interaction between the color of the pigmented, transparent window and the color of the consumer-noticeable second coding element provides a color that resembles the color of the consumer-noticeable first coding element;
- and
- wherein the at least one hygiene article is perceived through the window as having a color that is different from both the color of the at least one hygiene article as well as the color of the window.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.