Lever Brothers Company, Division of Conopco, Inc.

Unilever Home and Personal Care Usa, Division of Conopco, Inc.

Lever Brothers Company

Kellogg Company

Johnsondiversey, Inc.

Unilever Home & Personal Care Usa, a Division of Conopco, Inc.

Mark D Gerhart

Gregory A Lathrop

Frank E Gonda

David F Gnadt

Kevin Joseph Markey

David S Laubach

Harry H Haubert

Edward John Giblin

Arnold Brown

Eugene Francis Haffner

Harry Hamilton Haubert, Iii

George Richard Trepina

Robert Charles Blanc

Gerald Ross Robinson

Simon R Gainey

Karl Dallas Kirk, Iii

James Troy Collins

James S Potocki

Mike Richmond

Bartoez Matthew Marzynski

Carlton Roy Mousseau

Anthony Jason Scott

Brian Wagner

James Earl Hiltner

Zebulon Stevens Robbins, Iii

Robert Guldi

Edward O'Brien

Matthew Egerton Young

Curtis Hans Hubmann

William Kevin Collis

Meridith Jamin

A device for a non-removably attaching a dispenser member to a container. A bracket member has a closure portion which engages a mouth of a container. The closure portion is connected to a body of the dispenser member. A fastening member engages the bracket and the mouth of the container. In a preferred manner the bracket member includes a locking member which is both frictionally connected and welded to the container.

Non-removable device for attaching a dispenser to a container

Dose cup

The invention discloses a method and an apparatus for a food container which includes an inner member (which can be a cup or a bottle) for holding a particulate food; an outer member (which can be a second cup or a second bottle) adapted to receive the inner member, with a space between the inner and the outer members, for a liquid food; where the inner member interlocks with the outer member and openings are provided for the discharge of the liquid food; and the particulate food and the liquid food can be consumed simultaneously by tilting the container towards the mouth of the user to discharge or withdraw particulate food from the inner member and liquid food from the outer member through the aperture.

Single handed container for mixing foods

In an embodiment, a container includes a dispensing opening, a closure and a plurality of walls. At least one of the walls includes a non-uniform surface structured so that the dispensing closure can be disposed on the surface when the container is in its dispensing position. In another preferred embodiment, the top wall of the container includes a vent, a vent cap forming a closure for the vent, a handle, a pouring aperture and a pouring closure covering the pouring aperture. The top surfaces of the vent cap, the handle and the pouring closure are generally parallel, and the heights of the top surfaces of the vent cap and the pouring closure are within an inch of the height of the top surface of the handle. In another preferred embodiment, the top wall of the container includes a handle extending from a handle base within the top wall. A pouring aperture is surrounded by a pouring aperture base which also extends from the top wall. In accordance with this preferred aspect of the invention, the pouring aperture base is isolated from the interior handle base by the handle base exterior.

Container

Spigot and collar assembly

A valve assembly and an ergonomic, convenient to use container for liquids such as heavy duty detergents, fabric softeners and the like, which includes the valve assembly. The valve assembly preferably includes at least two separate pieces, (i) a valve, and (ii) a collar for securing the valve to the container.

Spigot assembly for container

Container body

Vent closure

A dual interlocked chamber dispenser having pumps for each chamber. An adapter which connects the chambers to the pump shell is snap fit to the chambers. The chambers may be of various desirable ergonomic shapes.

Dual compartment package and pumps

Bottle

Bottle with handle

A dual bottle is formed by two separable interlocked chambers. The chambers preferably each contain different ingredients and have adjacent product exit apertures so that after leaving the chambers the separate product streams can mix. Preferably the chambers are identical, which simplifies manufacture.

Dual container and individual chamber therefor

Dispenser

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Westminster, MD, United States of America

Mark D Gerhart