The word 'cartons' is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a cardboard or plastic box used for packaging and storing items. Example: "I needed to pack all my books, so I bought a few cartons from the nearby store."
Or Clerkenwell's Chifafa which avoids foam cartons and features ingredients such as high-welfare English veal.
What the police discovered when they raided the three-bedroom flat in spring 2011, however, had more of a Young British Artists vibe: homemade shelves stacked with hundreds of juice cartons and tinned food with a 1980s sell-by date.
The meal is in foil cartons, now cold, but they drink vintage wine as Claudia sets about the final chapter of Inge's memoir.
It is also famous for its air of benign hippydom, presided over by the founders, Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, the "two real guys" whose faces beam at you from the lids of the company's cartons.
Blue Ridge Paper Products, a firm in North Carolina that makes milk cartons, also offered employees the option of medical travel, but a backlash from a union has put a stop to the plan.
Your suggestion that clearing houses are not capable of effectively clearing OTC products has simply been proved wrong by recent events.Roger Liddell Chief executive LCH.Clearnet LondonWine tasting* SIR - Your article on packaging wine in cartons used logic and science that is too clever by half ("Box clever", June 13th).
Within a few hours the brew is poured into one-litre cartons.
The approach to the ice cave crosses a glacier-turned-rubbish-dump, strewn with plastic, paper, tins, drinks cartons and mounds of waste half buried in the ice.
In some American states, delinquent dads are liable to find their faces in newspapers or on the sides of milk cartons; some places round them up and sling them in jail for an afternoon.But no amount of reform will reverse the social change that has steadily increased the CSA's workload and added to its problems.
Numico's innovations include replacing inconvenient cardboard cartons with easily sippable bottles and developing specialist foods to help with particular illnesses.
Gone are the company's interests in lumber and plywood (for home-building); juice and milk cartons; brown-paper grocery bags; and even magazine paper.
