Bag for packaging with apples

Abstract

For the purpose of sale or provision, it is an item that packs raw apples individually. The packaging has a triple structure of ▲1▼ a buffer, ▲2▼ paper or cloth, and ▲3▼ a transparent plastic bag. Specifically, an apple protected with a buffer, which is sold under names such as fruit caps to prevent damage and bruises to the fruit, is wrapped with paper or cloth and then put into a transparent plastic bag and the opening is tied. When looking at the item from the front, the fruit cap, paper or cloth at the front part is packaged with its position lowered from the uppermost part of the front of the apple so that a part of the apple itself can be seen. Also, the position where the opening of the bag is tied is shifted to the back side from directly above the apple so that the "koua" part (the indented part where the axis of the apple is attached) can be seen.

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