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tearable

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The cover member is peeled off so as to expose the fastening member as the first panel and the second panel are disconnected from each other by material failure in the tear-apart zone; wherein the cover member comprises a tear line along which the cover member is manually tearable, and the tear line laid adjacent one of transversely opposite side edge of the fastening member, and the tear-apart zone is laid in a vicinity of the other side edges of the fastening member.
This versatile product boasts very strong adhesion, is completely weatherproof yet is easily tearable by hand.
Product examples include: chocolate products, hard candies, soft candies, gum products, jelly products, lollipops, fondant products and all other tearable masses, whether they be solid or filled, multi-coloured, multi-coloured with filling, centre and multi-filled, or one and multi-coloured.
 
 
 
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