Abstract: A paperboard carton formed of a tray with a top fitting thereover. The top has tabs formed in opposing side panels preferably by locating spaced tear lines, which tabs can be glued to the tray to hold the top in place. The top is removed from the tray by pulling the tabs outward and upward.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for decurling a web of material such as paper wherein the web is caused to pass over elongated members positioned in the plane of the web and at an acute angle to the direction of advancement to bend the web both lengthwise and crosswise simultaneously.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to an easy opening package including a carton body having a bottom panel and four upstanding side panels terminating in free terminal upper edges and the cover including a top panel and four depending side panels, a tear strip formed in one cover side panel dividing the latter into upper and lower panel portions, and a carton body side wall underlying the one cover side wall including a pair of spaced weakening lines whereby upon removal of the tear strip the one carton body side panel can be opened by rupturing along the weakening lines to gain access to a product adapted to be packaged within the package.