Sachets

To make smartphone Web access more affordable, Indosat is dividing data plans into what he calls "sachets" of service that are focused on the few applications and sites that most lower-income users love. ❋ Eric Bellman (2011)

The packets, also called sachets, are encased inside solid fishmeal baits or the sachets are simply covered in a fishmeal-based coating. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Florence Nakacwa, a drugs assessment officer, criticised the manufacturers for making such a product without labelling the sachets to show the ingredients. ❋ Unknown (2008)

For small articles, such as sachets or casket-covers, when the work is fine and small, the backing is not necessary. ❋ L. Higgin (1852)

Keen to reach Indians who aspired to use shampoo but could not afford to buy a bottle of it, Velvette began putting small quantities, enough for one or two washes, into plastic sachets. ❋ Reuters (2011)

It is available at high end retail outlets and super markets in pack of 25 sachets, initially priced at Rs. 50. ❋ Unknown (2010)

• Leave sachets of catnip in areas of cockroach activity as a natural repellent. ❋ Sloan Barnett (2011)

Fill empty tea bags or fabric sachets with the mixture and place in a bowl. ❋ Sara Clemence (2011)

Like the England team, it is not big on fripperies, relying on a solid egg, bacon and sausage base doing the groundwork for the sachets of brown sauce and tomato ketchup to add the flourish. ❋ Unknown (2011)

LM: We're selling DryBath sachets to corporates at around USD1.5 per sachet 1 sachet contains 25ml and replaces one bathe. ❋ Carol Roth (2012)

Still, the number of people who can afford the Swiss food giant's sachets of coffee and other price-sensitive products is on the rise. ❋ Peter Wonacott (2011)

So success at the lower cash-out lay in these sachets, said Geetu Verma, Executive Director of Innovation with Pepsico India, which sells small packets of its sports drink powder. ❋ Reuters (2011)

Now in small shops throughout India you can find streams of sachets dangling from crowded shelves and filled with anything from detergent and cough syrup to potato chips and mobile phone minutes. ❋ Reuters (2011)

We sell DryBath sachets on the retail market in poor communities for USD 0.50 each, with an aim of lowering this price in half when we reach economies of scale. ❋ Carol Roth (2012)