Marco Seattle, Inc.

Curtice Burns, Inc.

Mimi S Fielding

Harold T Cook, Jr

Donn B Furlong

A tray (10) for receiving a plurality of fish fillets (28) in a layer for compaction and freezing in a stack of layers. The tray is formed from a sheet (18) of material having a first portion (12) joined to a second portion (14) by a flexible hinge portion (16). The first portion is formed to define a plurality of first recesses (24) and the second portion is formed to define a plurality of negative second recesses (26). A fillet is received within each of the first recesses to form a layer, the tray is folded, and an additional layer of fillets is received within the second recesses. The tray is constructed and configured to be deformed and to enable the fillets to deform within the recesses, under the force of compaction, to form separable layers of substantially separate frozen fillets.

Tray for freezing seafood

An artificial bait comprises short lengths of randomly dispersed fibers, preferably rayon, a gellable binder, and an attractant, all disposed in a water matrix.

Artificial bait for fish and shellfish

An artificial bait comprises short lengths of randomly dispersed fibers, preferably rayon, an internal setting alginate, and attractant dispersed in a water matrix.

A potato chip or snack product having corrugated upper and lower surfaces. The corrugations are defined by an asymmetric waveform. The waveforms on the upper and lower surfaces are in phase which each other.

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Gig Harbor, WA, United States of America

Mimi S Fielding