Packaging containers

JP1823504SActive Publication Date: 2026-04-03AND3 CO LTD
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Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Designs
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-09-13
Publication Date
2026-04-03

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Abstract

This product is a packaging container suitable for holding fresh flowers and plants, such as cut flowers. It is formed into a vertically elongated bag shape by laminating transparent or translucent synthetic resin sheets made of polyamide (PA) and polyethylene (PE) laminate film. As shown in the reference diagram illustrating the names of the parts, the top opening is equipped with a reusable zipper. Above the zipper is a handle made of a through-hole that can be held by hand, and a recess is formed at the top end of the handle for hanging on a hook when displaying the product. In the reference diagram illustrating the names of the parts, the hatched areas indicate the laminated parts where the sheet materials are bonded together to form the bag. As shown in the left side view, a gusset is provided at the bottom, allowing the product to stand upright when the gusset is opened. As shown in the reference diagram illustrating the state of use, it is used by placing fresh flowers and plants, such as ornamental cut flowers, inside the bag. It can be transported, displayed in stores, and distributed as is with the cut flowers inside, and purchasers or recipients can take it home and display it as is. By using a nylon and polyethylene laminate sheet as the material for the sheet forming this product, it is possible to store cut flowers and other fresh flowers or plants for a relatively long period of time inside the bag-like structure and sealed with a zipper. In other words, cut flowers will last significantly longer than cut flowers placed in a regular vase without needing to be watered.
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