Packaging for two or more bars located one above the other
AssigneeZotter Holding GmbH
InventorJosef Zotter
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Abstract
A packaging for foodstuffs and/or semi-luxury products produced in the form of bars, such as chocolate bars, containing two or more bars lying on top of each other, wherein each bar is wrapped in a sheet on all sides and the bars thus wrapped are enveloped by a wrapper sheet, characterized in that all bars lie flatly on top of each other in the form of a stack of bars and all bars lying on top of each other are embraced by a single continuous wrapper sheet, namely on at least three adjacent sides of each individual bar, with all fold lines of the wrapper sheet running parallel to each other.
Claims16
A packaging for foodstuffs and/or semi-luxury products produced in the form of bars, containing two or more bars lying on top of each other, wherein each bar is wrapped in a sheet on all sides and the bars thus wrapped are enveloped by a single continuous wrapper sheet, characterized in that all the bars lie flatly on top of each other in the form of a stack of bars and all the bars lying on top of each other are embraced by the single continuous wrapper sheet, wherein the single continuous wrapper sheet is located next to at least three adjacent sides of each individual bar and embraces these three adjacent sides altogether with the sheet of each individual bar between the individual bar and the single continuous wrapper sheet, with all fold lines of the wrapper sheet running parallel to each other.
A packaging for products produced in the form of bars and containing two or more bars lying on top of each other, the packaging comprising:
- a plurality of sheets, wherein all sides of each bar is wrapped in one of the plurality of sheets and each sheet includes envelope flaps;
- a single continuous wrapper sheet, wherein:
- the single continuous wrapper sheet includes folds, wherein all the folds are parallel;
- the single continuous wrapper is wrapped around the two or more bars such that the single continuous wrapper is next to at least three adjacent sides of each bar;
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- the single continuous wrapper sheet is stuck to an envelope flap of at least one of the plurality of sheets such that the envelope flap automatically opens when the wrapper sheet is lifted.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.