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packet

[pak-it] / ˈpæk ɪt /


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Rosenberg said one reason could be that the employment downturn has been hitting white-collar workers who get pay packets as they leave.

From MarketWatch

The cookies are still Delta’s most popular in-flight snack, with some 70 million packets served annually, according to the airline.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ever since then, we’ve been getting ’em in boxes, packets and crates.

From Salon

Fast food and classic quick-service restaurants will lean into premium condiments for limited time offers, while more sauce brands will break out with small packets.

From The Wall Street Journal

Volunteers at the food hub make up around 90 bags a week, containing a mix of store cupboard ingredients, tinned and packet food and fresh vegetables.

From BBC