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Article: WIPO: Inventor in France Develops Bellow Bag

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November 25, 2008
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GENEVA, Nov. 25 - Patrick Alaux of Unieux, France, has developed a bag with bellows.

According to an abstract posted by the World Intellectual Property Organization, the invention relates to the "bellows and are formed on the longitudinal edges of the bag and result from two internal folds formed from a median line and connecting, via connection zones, the front face to the rear face of said bag, at least one of said bellows having arrangements acting as gripping handle."

The patent has been assigned to Autobar Flexible Packaging, Montfaucon En Velay, France.

The invention carries International Patent ...

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