Container and pouch
AssigneeNestec S.A.
InventorPetar Varbanov
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a container (2) and a pouch (1). The container and pouch is preferably mutually shaped so that the pouch fits tightly into the container. The container comprises a closure (5) for closing the container and preferably being adapted to maintain the pouch in an open state in a position where its opening is facing upwardly. In addition, the closure comprises a lid (7), allowing re-closable access to the contents stored in the pouch.
Claims12
A kit comprising a pouch and a container adapted to receive the pouch:
- the container comprising
- a body part having one or more side walls and a bottom forming an open ended container, the one or more side walls defining an opening positioned opposite to the bottom, and
- a closure with a lid;
- the pouch is suitable for containing a dry consumable product, comprises a top having flaps hermetically sealed together, and is suitable for being inserted into the body part of the container;
- and
- during use of the kit, the flaps are folded around a distal end of the one or more side walls and the closure is adapted to accommodate the distal end of the one or more side walls with the flaps folded around to provide a closure of the container with the pouch arranged internally.
A container comprising
- a body part having one or more side walls and a bottom forming an open ended container, the one or more side walls defines an opening positioned opposite to the bottom through which a pouch may be inserted into the body part,
- a closure with a lid, and
- the closure is adapted to accommodate the distal end of the one or more side walls with flaps formed at an opening of the pouch is folded around the distal end to provide a closure of the container with the pouch internally arranged.
A pouch comprising a top having flaps, wherein at least the flaps are adapted to be folded around distal ends of side walls of a container while the distal ends of the side walls are accommodated by a closure of the container into which the pouch is arranged.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.