S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Shure Acquisition Holdings, Inc.

Tanita Corporation

Whirlpool Corporation

Sunbeam Products, Inc.

The Dial Corporation

Broan-nutone LLC

Prc De Soto International, Inc.

Daniel Perez

Anne Clare Moser

Ki Bok Song

Scott M Belliveau

Simon M Conway

Kenneth M Ross

Matthew K Engstrom

Aleksey Pirkhalo

Patrick M Flanagan

Jeffery S Kunkler

Bryan L Ackerman

David S Iverson

James R Crapser

Todd A Zeilinger

Thomas P Gasper

Soji Kurata

Kristopher W Gerulski

Stephen R Schwallie

John W Van Akkeren

Eric DeSouza

Milan L Zdrubecky

Hiroshi Ariyama

Jason M Carey

George L Slezak

Abby Sturges

Corey Scott Jacak

Keith Anthony Cardinal

Kieron Tse

Shannon Navarette Bowers

John Van Akkeren

Thomas Gerard Pavlak

Thomas Gatrost

Kieron Hiuhon Tse

Tianzhu Wang

Kibok Song

Frederick N Bournay, Jr

Jason Paul Grochowski

Michael Z Johns

A pouch includes a seamless body having a first end and a second end opposite to the first end, with a substantially flat, planar base at the first end. First and second opposing walls extend upwardly from the planar base to form an elongate mouth at the second end. Each of the opposing walls includes an upper wall portion and a lower wall portion. The upper wall portions extend to the elongate mouth and the lower wall portions extend to the planar base. The first and second opposing walls have a varying thickness. An elongate closure mechanism, adjacent to the elongate mouth, provides a resealable closure for the pouch. The seamless body stands independently in an upright position upon the planar base when the body is in an expanded position. The pouch, being both flexible and collapsible, can be folded into a substantially flat condition.

Stand-up pouch with a collapsible body

A pouch includes a body formed from a film that defines a generally flat base and an upstanding wall that extends from the base to form an elongate mouth having first and second opposing faces. The upstanding wall has a varying thickness with a first thickness of the upstanding wall at a lower portion of the body being greater than a second thickness of the upstanding wall at an upper portion of the body. The body stands independently in an upright position upon the base when the body is in an expanded position.

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