A multi-use, reusable, spill-proof package for fluids, without removable or separable closures.

JP2026090656APending Publication Date: 2026-06-02POPPACK LLC

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
POPPACK LLC
Filing Date
2026-03-11
Publication Date
2026-06-02

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Technical Problem

Existing plastic packaging, particularly polymer film containers, face challenges in easy opening, spillage, recyclability, and hygienic handling, with a need for sustainable and hygienic packaging solutions that can be easily opened and reused.

Method used

A multi-use, reusable package made from a single flexible polymer film with a self-closing valve and a breakable point, allowing controlled fluid discharge without spillage, and featuring a self-closing mechanism to prevent leakage.

Benefits of technology

The package provides easy one-handed opening, spill-proof operation, and is fully recyclable, reducing waste and improving sustainability with integrated hygienic features and data traceability.

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Abstract

Disclosed is a one-piece package or container including an opening device, along with a self-closing valve for facilitating the opening of the package and discharging fluid in a controlled manner. [Solution] In one embodiment, the opening device may include at least one breakable bubble. The at least one breakable bubble may be formed by a seal around the package and / or along the fluid channel. The package includes a fluid channel with a self-closing valve that can be opened by breaking the breakable bubble. After the package is opened, the self-closing valve prevents fluid from passing through the fluid channel until pressure is applied to the package, such as pressure through a throttling. Thus, when pressure is applied to the package by the user, the contents of the package can be discharged through the fluid channel in a controlled manner.
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