Jonathan Patrick Paul

Title: Jonathan Patrick Paul: Inventor of Meat Packaging and Egg-Carrying Innovations

Introduction

Jonathan Patrick Paul is an inventor associated with Wayzata, Minnesota, and Cargill Inc. His patent work includes innovations in packaged ready-to-eat meat and egg carriers. The supplied information lists 2 patents.

Latest Patents

One of Paul’s listed patents, “Packaged Presliced Ready-to-Eat Meat Products and Methods Thereof,” describes slicing ready-to-eat meat, placing it in a flexible pouch with a modified atmosphere, and sealing the package. The pouch material is specified by its thickness, moisture-vapor transmission rate, oxygen transmission rate, and clarity, with the aim of providing packaging suited to presliced meat products.

Another listed patent is titled “Egg Carrier,” indicating an invention related to carrying eggs.

Career Highlights

Paul’s listed inventions address practical packaging and transport needs in food products. His work on ready-to-eat meat packaging focuses on a flexible pouch and modified atmosphere, while the egg-carrier patent concerns a separate food-handling application. The supplied information identifies Cargill Inc. as his company.

Collaborations

Jonathan M. Griebel is identified as Paul’s coworker. The available information does not specify their roles or describe a particular joint patent or project.

Conclusion

Jonathan Patrick Paul’s listed patent portfolio spans ready-to-eat meat packaging and egg carrying, reflecting a focus on practical innovations in food packaging and handling.