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Tissues

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Tissues

REQUIREMENTS:

  • Special, unique construction
  • Tear-open perforation
  • Window patching with paper and foil
  • Easy and efficient to fill
  • UV colours and coatings
  • Effects, spot coating
  • Migration barriers for perfumed tissues

FOR FURTHER QUESTIONS:
marketing-packaging@mm.group

Tissue boxes – also boxes for cleansing tissues – are special forms of packages whose functionality goes beyond the mere packaging solution. A tissue box has a perforation that allows it to be opened easily on one side. The tissues stored inside are stacked in an interlinked way that lets them act like fanfold paper.

When removing a tissue, the next one is partly pulled out as well due to friction. Toward the end of the stack, the interlinking is usually interrupted once to notify the user that the package is nearly empty.