Abstract: The present disclosure relates to zipper assemblies and, in particular, child-resistant zipper assemblies. The zipper assemblies may be used with packaging material to make child-resistant packages.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to zipper assemblies and, in particular, child-resistant zipper assemblies. The zipper assemblies may be used with packaging material to make child-resistant packages.

Abstract: A reclosable, multi-compartment package for storing foodstuff separately in at least two compartments which are combined upon opening is disclosed, and methods of use and manufacture thereof. The package also provides for mixing of the separated foodstuff upon opening of the package just prior to use. The opening of the package further includes a reclosable structure. Upon opening the package, the frangible seals are separated thus combining the at least two compartments into one compartment.

Abstract: A reclosable, multi-compartment package for storing foodstuff separately in at least two compartments which are combined upon opening is disclosed, and methods of use and manufacture thereof. The package also provides for mixing of the separated foodstuff upon opening of the package just prior to use. The opening of the package further includes a reclosable structure. Upon opening the package, the frangible seals are separated thus combining the at least two compartments into one compartment.

Abstract: The present invention provides food containers with increased release characteristics. More specifically, plastic food containers containing glycerol monostearate at a level of greater than about 4000 ppm, and preferably at levels of about 6000 to about 8000 ppm are provided. The glycerol monostearate apparently acts as a release agent to allow food products to be dispensed more easily. For example, cream cheese provided in the food containers of this invention can be can be dispensed in a single block which would be especially useful for recipe use.