Abstract: A container made of cardboard or paperboard which can be produced from at least one folding blank and serves for accommodating a product which gives off a fragrance, for example detergent or the like. The container is distinguished in that it has an aperture, which is commonly used for the fragrance, and a covering, by means of which the aperture can be repeatedly closed and opened, it not being possible for the product to pass through the aperture.

Abstract: A powder-tight packaging for a material, in particular for a powdered material, preferably a washing or cleaning powder, which packaging is constituted from at least one foldable cut piece that encompasses in continuous fashion, delimited by fold lines, at least one rear face (10), one front face (2), and two lateral faces (3) of the packaging, which cut piece is closed into a tubular shape in order to construct the packaging, and encompasses at least one top flap (5, 6, 7) and at least one bottom flap (13, 14, 15) for closing the bottom (12) and the top (1) and for constituting the bottom surface and top surface of the packaging, which are respectively adjacent, via fold lines, to lower and upper peripheries of the front face, the rear face, and/or the lateral faces, comprises a respectively octagonally embodied bottom surface (12) and top surface (1), the foldable cut piece encompassing additional side regions (4) which are arranged in such a way that in the closed tubular shape, one of the additional side

Abstract: The invention relates to a powder-tight packaging for a good, particularly a powdery good, which has an inner frame and is formed from at least one folding blank that comprises at least one rear side (2), one front side (1) and two lateral sides (3, 4) of the packaging, these sides being attached to one another while being delimited by fold lines. In order to construct the packaging, the folding blank is closed to form tubular shape. The folding blank also has at least one top tab (8) and at least one bottom tab (9).

Abstract: Packaging system with tablet-type objects, particularly friable tablets, with a polygonal exterior packaging formed from a folding blank of cardboard or the like and with film pouches which are individually arranged in the exterior packaging and in each of which at least one tablet-type object is received. Use of an octagonally-based exterior packaging increases compressive strength of the system and reduces mechanical loads on the tablet.