Abstract: A nestable and integrated food tray with waste collection feature includes a housing, an integrally connected and pivotal bottom, the housing includes a top surface that has a pocket for holding food product, at least one integral pouch for holding condiment(s), and a reinforced opening within the top that allows entrance into the tray, for deposit of waste material. The tray is fully contoured around its perimeter, including its various pockets, to assure that a plurality of such trays may be stacked one upon the other when nested for shipment and storage. The bottom is pivoted laterally, to allow for nesting of a plurality of such trays as required.

Abstract: In a film material dispenser, generally formed from paperboard, and formed having front, back and bottom panels that are foldably connected together, a top panel also foldably connected to the back panel, and is capable of being opened or closed as desired; a slot is provided through the top panel for dispensing of the leading edge of the film material therethrough, and a front flap, foldable in half, and having a cutting edge provided at its forwardmost edge, is insertable contiguously against the inner surface of the front panel, while one of the front flap folded parts extends the cutting edge upwardly for use in severing of the film material during dispensing.