Patent for cigarette pack with match box
The controller general of patents, designs and trade marks has invited public opinion on a patent sought by Godfrey Phillips on a cigarette packet-cum-match box designed and developed by the company.
Godfrey Phillips, which manufactures leading cigarette brands - Four Square, Stellar, Red and White and Cavanders - aims at giving smokers an option to do away with a separate lighter or match box.
According to the company, which filed application on October 31, 2005, the improved cigarette packet with match box comprised a slide having side flaps on two longitudinal sides and end closures at the two transverse sides. The packet would be equipped with a shell accommodating the slide having flaps on two longitudinal sides, a bundle of cigarettes wrapped in a foil and a match box with sticks in a tray.
Godfrey Phillips, which manufactures leading cigarette brands - Four Square, Stellar, Red and White and Cavanders - aims at giving smokers an option to do away with a separate lighter or match box.
According to the company, which filed application on October 31, 2005, the improved cigarette packet with match box comprised a slide having side flaps on two longitudinal sides and end closures at the two transverse sides. The packet would be equipped with a shell accommodating the slide having flaps on two longitudinal sides, a bundle of cigarettes wrapped in a foil and a match box with sticks in a tray.
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