The container in which the protected product is placed is in this case an important component of the entire package.
The difference between the two discussed categories can also be seen in the fact that a container is an independent item and is often reusable. An example is a milk flask. Packaging makes sense only in combination with the product for which it is intended. On top of that, it is sometimes impossible to sell products without packaging. This applies, for example, to medicines that are available only in ampoules. However, without packaging, the product itself can always exist.
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