What type of packaging would not typically be considered a consumer package?

A bulk container of fruit is not typically considered a consumer package because it is intended for wholesale distribution or for sale to businesses rather than directly to individual consumers. These bulk containers are often sold to retailers or restaurants that will then package the fruit into smaller consumer-friendly sizes for sale.

In contrast, the other options provided—such as a sealed jar of jelly, a carton of eggs, and a single-serve snack pack—are all designed for direct sale to the consumer. They are packaged in sizes and formats that make them ready for individual purchase and consumption, catering directly to household needs and preferences. Consumer packages are generally characterized by their convenience and are meant to be sold on supermarket shelves, while bulk packaging primarily serves a commercial or industrial purpose.