Abstract: A wraparound sleeve having a stand-up feature or tab is disclosed. The sleeve can be wrapped around a container and can cooperate with a front flange portion of the container to provide the container in an upright display position. The tab of the sleeve extends from an exposed edge of the sleeve transverse to a wrapping direction of the sleeve when assembled to support the package in a vertical or inclined viewing position.

Abstract: A wraparound sleeve having a stand-up feature or tab is disclosed. The sleeve can be wrapped around a container and can cooperate with a front flange portion of the container to provide the container in an upright display position. The tab of the sleeve extends from an exposed edge of the sleeve transverse to a wrapping direction of the sleeve when assembled to support the package in a vertical or inclined viewing position.

Abstract: A wraparound sleeve having a stand-up feature or tab is disclosed. The sleeve can be wrapped around a container and can cooperate with a front flange portion of the container to provide the container in an upright display position. The tab of the sleeve extends from an exposed edge of the sleeve transverse to a wrapping direction of the sleeve when assembled to support the package in a vertical or inclined viewing position.

Abstract: A multiple-tray, multiple-compartment food package that allows for individual trays to be initially packaged together in a connected manner, yet later be separated from each other while a film remains intact upon the trays to allow opening at different times. The film covering the food compartments and a back panel attached along the bottom of each tray initially maintains the trays in an attached, sealed state. The film contains a weakened portion along which the film and trays are separated. The back panel is a single, continuous piece, however, it can be removed or separated into at least two pieces by tearing along an area of weakness thereon, which also separates the trays from one another with a portion of the back panel remaining on each tray. The back panel is used to provide either a stand-up display feature or an overhead hanging hole in the top of the panel.