Moisture barrier carton with reclosable cover

Envelopes – wrappers – and paperboard boxes – Wrapper – Bottle

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206607, 206621, 206626, 206628, 220258, 229 7R, B65D 566, B65D 4316

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046731261

ABSTRACT:
An open ended carton which includes a recessed moisture barrier closure provided by a membrane liner and an overlying cover. The membrane liner includes a perforated cut-out area which defines a pour spout. The cover which is affixed to the cut-out area by a heat seal pivots outwardly about a transverse score line to sever the perforations. Areas in the cover which surround the cut-out perforations in the membrane are releasably sealed to the membrane, such that outward pivoting of the cover severs the perforations and peels the seal open to provide a pour spout.

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