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US 2015/0158655 A1Published application
Packaged Crabmeat Product
AssigneeP.T. Toba Surimi Industries
InventorGindra Tardy
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Abstract
A packaged crabmeat product includes a metal body containing pasteurized crabmeat and having an opening to permit access to said crabmeat and a closure member releasably sealingly closing said opening, said closure member comprising at least a portion that is configured to permit viewing of said crabmeat through the closure member.
Claims20
A packaged crabmeat product comprising:
- a metal body containing pasteurized crabmeat and having an opening to permit access to said crabmeat;
- and
- a closure member releasably sealingly closing said opening, wherein said closure member comprises at least a portion that is configured to permit viewing of said crabmeat through the closure member.
A method of forming a packaged crabmeat product comprising:
- providing a metal body having an opening;
- disposing a portion of crabmeat in said metal body through said opening;
- releasably sealingly closing said opening with a closure member that comprises at least a portion configured to permit viewing of the crabmeat through said closure member;
- and
- pasteurizing said crabmeat in said metal body.
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A packaged crabmeat product comprising:
- a metal receptacle having walls defining a crabmeat receiving space and having an opening to access said crabmeat receiving space;
- a portion of pasteurized crabmeat in said receiving space;
- a plastics laminate closure member sealingly closing said opening;
- and
- at least one of a protective coating on said walls and a separate lining disposed between said walls and portion of crabmeat to at least partially protect said portion of crabmeat from contamination by said walls,
- wherein said closure member is secured to said metal receptacle so as to be removable from said metal receptacle by applying a pull force to a pull formation provided on said closure member.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.