Pepsico, Inc.

Robert C Meyer

Alex E Gnann

Ghassan Safadi

Scott E Stropkay

Robert Andrew Howard

Rickson Sun

David W Laituri

Arthur G Sandoval

Andrzej Skoskiewicz

Elisha Tal

Said K Farha

Jeffrey L Smith

Patrick Gilmore

Gerard A Furbershaw

Gary Shigeru Natsume

Brad Melmon

Dayne Wilcox

Axel Unger

Roby Stancel

Adriana Colombo

Miguel M L Praca

Eileen Bravmann

Brian Swette

Adam K McGinty

Lisa J Francella

Mike Dillon

A dispenser sequentially dispenses a plurality of containers. The dispenser includes a housing having a front, a rear, a top, a bottom, a first side and a second side, with an inlet and an outlet for the containers being disposed on its front. A passage is disposed within the housing and guides the containers from the inlet to the outlet. A receiving door is connected to the housing and is movable between a closed position covering the inlet and an open position allowing the containers to be inserted into the inlet. The receiving door includes a front face contoured to cooperate with the passage to guide the containers to a predetermined orientation upon insertion into the inlet. The passage is also canted toward one side of the housing to maintain the containers in the predetermined orientation.

Bottle dispenser

A beverage container is disclosed which includes a stackable cup and a stackable cover which have cooperating thread forms for selectively securing the cover to the cup in a substantially liquid-tight relationship. The cover has a beverage dispensing opening and a cap which is selectively operable to open and close the opening to prevent beverage in the container from being poured out of the opening and to selectively allow beverage to be poured or drunk from the opening.

Hybrid beverage container

Beverage bottle

A container of the present invention comprises a body portion including a bottom wall and a side wall defining a cavity and a shoulder portion extending from the body portion and further defining the cavity. A plurality of compartments separated by a partitioning member positioned in the cavity are provided, wherein the compartments and partitioning member extend through the cavity. Each of the compartments are adapted to hold a content. A neck portion extends from the shoulder portion and has an outer wall and an inner wall. A fitment is positioned within the neck portion and engaged with the inner wall. The fitment includes at least a portion thereof in sealed relationship and freely rotatable relative to the neck portion, the portion including a cover substantially traversing the inner wall and having an opening therein. The cover is substantially pressure tight and the opening is rotatable with the portion into and out of alignment with each of the plurality of compartments for providing access to each of the plurality of compartments for removal of the content therefrom without substantial loss of pressure in each of the plurality of compartments.

Compartmented container including closure with access to individual

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Wilton, CT, United States of America

Robert C Meyer