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Flexible, stackable container used for storing a quantity of product and method for manufacturing same

Granted 10 Sep 2013 · 4 office actions

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Abstract

A flexible, stackable container for storing a quantity of a product includes a sealed package that is formed from a single sheet of film having oppositely disposed lateral edges. The package includes a first panel and outwardly extending corner seals that border more than two sides of the first panel, a second panel disposed opposite the first panel and having an end seal, and four lateral sides disposed between the first and second panels. The second panel is formed by tucking portions of the lateral sides proximate the lateral edges inwardly and sealing portions of the film proximate the lateral edges together to form an end seal, the end seal being folded over towards an outer surface of the package.

Claims

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Classifications

8 codes
IPC · International Patent Classification
Section B — Performing operations; transporting
  • B65D30/16
  • B65D6/16
USPC · US Patent Classification
220/6229/103.3383/104383/120383/122383/119

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Pendency
3.8 y
1,404 days filing → grant
Office actions
2
after a restriction
Responses
3
1 RCE
Examiner
J. Gregory Pickett
art unit 3788 · TC 3700
Citations: 362 back · 0 forward

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2 priority documents
Priority
6 Nov 2008
earliest claimed
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TypeDocumentDate
provisionalUS 611118966 Nov 2008
related publicationUS 20100140129 A110 Jun 2010

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