Abstract: A multi-celled container carrier constructed providing a pair of rows of article holding cells to either side of the central panel separating the carrier into two lateral compartments, with the central panel being formed of a pair of foldably connecting panels, and having a pair of aligned apertures for forming the hand-gripping means for the carrier. A blank formed for this carrier incorporates the pair of central forming panels, having side or end panels connecting to each side edge thereof, and with side walls and bottom walls connecting therewith for forming each compartment to either side of the central panel. Dividers are provided within each compartment, connecting with the connecting flaps forming each compartment, for segregating each compartment into cellular segments.

Abstract: In a packaging container of the type formed from paperboard and incorporating a support between a pair of opposing walls, said support being useful for preventing bulging of said container when laden with bulk material, and said support, in the container blank, is formed having its longitudinal dimension arranged parallel and in contiguity with the vertical heighth of said container walls, or its connecting flap.In the method of forming such a container, after the blank has been cut to the desired shape, as aforesaid, the parallel support is folded over approximately a 90.degree. angle for adherence to one wall panel, and then turned to allow for adherence of the other end of said support to the eventually opposing wall panel, and when the carton is compressed into its tubular form for deposition of the bulk materials, and simultaneously said support will bend once again in the proximity of its two ends approximately at 90.degree. angles.