Detachable container for strawberries
AssigneeDonana 1998, S.L.
InventorManuel Matos Rodriguez
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AssigneeDonana 1998, S.L.
InventorManuel Matos Rodriguez
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Detachable container for strawberries which allows the transport, storage, presentation and consumption of the fruit in optimum conditions and with minimum handling from harvesting until consumption, formed by the joining through fitting by pressure between triangular cross-sectional-shaped cavities and protuberances of a base and a lid respectively, the base having cells to house the individual pieces of fruit. The number and the size of cells depend on the characteristics of the strawberries that they must contain. The container may be separated into up to four sub-units by simple pulling along diagonal tear lines, and it has retracting handles on its sides to facilitate its transport, as well as a central orifice to thread the containers on a vertical rod in the point-of-sale and obtain a more attractive presentation.
Detachable container for strawberries, which allows their transport, storage, presentation and consumption, comprising a base and a lid, both of substantially quadrangular form and with similar measurements, with the surface of said base having cells, which will form compartments wherein individual pieces of strawberry will be housed, said cells having perforations to ensure a homogeneous refrigeration of the strawberries contained, and triangular cross-sectional-shaped cavities, and with the lid having triangular cross-sectional-shaped protuberances disposed so that they vertically coincide with the triangular cross-sectional-shaped cavities of the base, forming the container by the joining of the base and the lid through fitting by simple pressure of the triangular cross-sectional-shaped protuberances protruding from the lid in the triangular cross-sectional-shaped cavities of the base, guaranteeing the fitting by the difference of measurements between protuberances and cavities, with that of the protuberances being slightly greater than that of the cavities.
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