Abstract: A packaging of the Stickpack type and the like with improved opening, which comprises a single- or multilayer flexible film that forms a hermetically sealed tubular body provided longitudinally with a first sealing band, of the inside/outside type or of the inside/inside type, of mutually opposite longitudinal flaps of the film and provided transversely with second sealing bands of the inside/inside type; a sealed extension region protrudes from at least one of the second sealing bands on a respective portion of at least one edge of the tubular body, and, in longitudinal alignment with the sealed extension region, transverse preweakening incisions are provided along at least one of the mutually opposite longitudinal flaps.

Abstract: A package particularly for packaging food products, comprising an inner package sheet, which individually wraps each product of the package and is composed of a coextruded film constituted by two outer layers of a styrene-butadiene copolymer resin and by a central layer chosen among polyethylene, polypropylene and other plastic material, and an outer package sheet, which wraps around a set of products contained in their respective inner packages and is composed of a high-barrier film coupled to a paper film.

Abstract: A flexible container of the pouch type, made of material in film form, derived from a contoured tubular body formed by a film with longitudinal and transverse heat-seals of the two ends. The longitudinal heat-seal forms the edge of a longitudinal wing that is folded against the corresponding wall. A portion of the wing is joined to a corresponding portion of the wall with low-tack adhesive so as to surround a region preset to form a hole for access to the container, the first lifting of the wing opening the hole and the container, and the low-tack adhesive ensuring successive repeated opening and closure actions.

Abstract: A packaging of the Stickpack type and the like with improved opening, comprising a single- or multilayer flexible film that forms a hermetically sealed tubular body provided longitudinally with a first sealing band, of the inside/outside type or of the inside/inside type, of mutually opposite longitudinal flaps of the film and provided transversely with second sealing bands of the inside/inside type; a sealed extension region protrudes from at least one of the second sealing bands on a respective portion of at least one edge of the tubular body, and, in longitudinal alignment with the sealed extension region, transverse preweakening incisions are provided along at least one of the mutually opposite longitudinal flaps.

Abstract: A package particularly for packaging food products, comprising an inner package sheet, which individually wraps each product of the package and is composed of a coextruded film constituted by two outer layers of a styrene-butadiene copolymer resin and by a central layer chosen among polythene, polypropylene and other plastic material, and an outer package sheet, which wraps around a set of products contained in their respective inner packages and is composed of a high-barrier film coupled to a paper film.

Abstract: A flexible container of the pouch type, made of material in film form, derived from a contoured tubular body formed by a film with longitudinal and transverse heat-seals of the two ends. The longitudinal heat-seal forms the edge of a longitudinal wing that is folded against the corresponding wall. A portion of the wing is joined to a corresponding portion of the wall with low-tack adhesive so as to surround a region preset to form a hole for access to the container, the first lifting of the wing opening the hole and the container, and the low-tack adhesive ensuring successive repeated opening and closure actions.

Abstract: A flexible container of the pouch type made of a film material, of the type derived from a shaped tubular body formed by a film with a longitudinal heat-seal and by transverse heat-seals of the two ends. At least one corner region of the container has a tear notch that produces, by pulling, the tearing of a portion of the film that comprises a part of the transverse heat-seal and a part of the tubular wall, freeing a corresponding flap of wall that is provided at least partially internally with low-stickiness adhesive protected by a removable film. The flap can be folded back onto the remaining portion of the container so as to close it by temporary sticking.