A South African company introduced a new type of washing powder to the market. The package consists of an outer box made of kraft paperboard and an inner sleeve made of a single-sided leather backing paper. The outer carton is printed with UV ink, and it is glazed with a high-gloss clear lacquer. The inner sleeve is designed to prevent the washing powder from slipping out of the open carton, and it is advantageous for the carton to close after the tear strip is withdrawn, and the top of the carton is buckled on the inner sleeve like a lid. The tear strip is reinforced with a PP tape that is laminated into the paperboard in front of the paperboard or sheet, and is pulled up with a clearly marked and easily lifted sheet, tearing along the scratches on the outer box. The package contains a teaspoonful of the dose used to dispense laundry detergent to facilitate the use of laundry detergent.