Abstract: A stackable carton having a lid and tray is formed from planar folded blanks of corrugated board. The tray has recesses on its lower end edges and tabs in alignment therewith on its upper end wall edges. The lid when assembled on the tray has openings aligned with the tray tabs such that the tabs pass through the lid and extend upwardly for receipt in the recesses in the lower end edges of a like carton stacked thereon.

Abstract: A blank and a stackable carton produced from the blank and particularly suited for packing fresh fruits and vegetables includes a tray with a rectangular floor panel and vertical side walls. The side walls includes side cover flaps extending from fold lines defining the outer edges of the side walls. Pairs of side wall flaps are provided, each flap in each pair extending from a fold line defining an end of the side walls. A generally rectangular stacking panel is fitted into each end of the tray. Each stacking panel may include a pair of recesses at its lower edge which are aligned with openings in the rectangular floor panel of the tray. The trays can be vertically stacked with the openings in the floor of one tray aligned with tabs protruding from the upper surface of the lower tray.

Abstract: A stackable carton particularly suited for packing fresh fruits and vegetables includes a tray with a rectangular floor panel and vertical side walls. The shorter side walls include end cover flaps with openings adjacent the upper edge. The floor panel includes a pair of openings in vertical alignment with openings in the end cover flap. Side cover flaps extend from the upper edges of the longer side walls. A generally rectangular stacking panel is fitted into each end of the tray with upwardly extending tabs which protrude through the openings in the end cover flaps. Each stacking panel also includes a pair of recesses at its lower edge which are aligned with openings in the rectangular floor panel of the tray. The trays can be vertically stacked with the openings in the floor of one tray being aligned with the protruding tabs at the upper surface of a lower tray.