Packaging for storing articles in a preserved state and method for marking such packaging

The name of the package used to store items in a preserved state and the method of marking such packages Patent Applicant Henry Nobby, Principal Applicant Address, Inventor Henry Norby, Sweden; Matthieu Negold Application (Patent) No. 200380104785.7 Application date 2003.12.02 Award date Approval Notice No. 1720180 Approval announcement date 2006.01.11 Manual CD-ROM number D0602-1 Main classification number B65D79/02 (2006.01) I Class number B65D79/02 (2006.01) I; G09F3/02(2006.01)I;G01K3/04(2006.01)I;G01K11/06(2006.01)I Partition Original Application No. Priority Item 2002.12.3 SE 0203566-5; 2003.4.16 SE 0301125-1; 2003.4.16 SE 0301126-9 Abstract The present invention relates to a package for articles with a bar code (2) and a temperature indicator (3) comprising a contrast medium between its front and base walls; according to the invention The temperature indicator (3) is placed next to the bar code (2) next to its outer code bar (4) but does not cover the bar code; its purpose, on the one hand, does not prevent bar code scanning at the first temperature state, but on the other hand, the contrast After the media color is changed, make the code Description becomes impossible, it becomes impossible to more precisely by external neutral zone (5) the opaque scan codes. Sovereignty Clause 1. A package for storing articles in an antiseptic condition. The temperature in the package must not exceed a certain limit value. The package comprises, on the one hand, such bar code (2), and the bar code (2) is included in two external parts. A plurality of intermediate and similar light absorbing code strips or marks (4) between the light absorption code strips (4) separated from each other by the neutral light emitting region (5), and an external neutral region outside the external code strips ( 5) The package also includes a temperature indicator (3) on the other hand. The temperature indicator (3) includes a contrast medium (8) contained between the front wall (6) and the base wall (7). A temperature state is transparent or reflective, but is triggered to change into an opaque or light-absorbing color when changing to another temperature state; it is characterized in that the temperature indicator (3) is set on the bar code (2) Adjacent to one of the outer code strips (4), but without covering the bar code so that on the one hand the bar code scanning is not hindered in the first temperature state, but on the other hand the scanning is made impossible after the trigger, more precisely By making the outer neutral zone (5) opaque or suck The scanning becomes impossible. International Application 2003-12-02 PCT/SE2003/001863 International Publication 2004-06-17 WO2004/050507 English