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AssigneeCorticella Molini E Pastifici S.p.A.
InventorAntonietta Zaccarini
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In a box which is made of cardboard or other rigid material and has a rectangular prism-like shape, one or two opposite faces have an inspection port which is closed with transparent material and is flanked by a graduated scale used to determine, according to the level reached after one or more partial removals, the weight of the short pasta or rice left in the box and any corresponding calories. The removal outlet, closed by a tear-open tab, is provided in one of the two faces that are normal to the face or faces provided with the inspection port and the graduated scale; the handle that makes it easier to grip the box protrudes on the opposite face. In the dosage container for short pasta or rice and in the dosage container for spaghetti or other long pasta, both made of cardboard or other opaque rigid material, there are one or more inspection ports which are made of transparent material and are shaped and/or arranged so as to directly form the sequence of elevation references, proximate to which the corresponding weight of the product and optionally the number of calories are indicated.
Packaging containers, particularly suitable for pasta, rice, and other dry food products, made of cardboard or other rigid material and in a rectangular prism-like shape, comprising, on at least one of their opposite faces, an inspection port which is closed with transparent material, said inspection port being flanked by a graduated scale, said scale being graduated to determine, according to the level reached by the product, a weight of the contained product and a value of corresponding calories.
Inspection ports, with easily readable graduation, for dosage-based packaging containers of pasta, rice, and other dry food products, wherein in order to determine a weight of the product according to a level reached in the container after one or more partial removals, one or more inspection ports are provided on one or two walls of the container, said container being made of cardboard or other opaque material, and wherein as an alternative to parallel segments of a printed or screen-printed graduated scale, said inspection ports being closed with transparent material, said transparent material being shaped and/or arranged so as to directly provide a succession of elevation references proximate to which the weight and any calories of the product that reaches that level are to be indicated.
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