Boveda Inc.

General Mills, Inc.

Other

Drug Plastics & Glass Company, Inc.

Humidi-pak, Inc.

Robert L Esse

Brian L Rice

Frederick N Biesecker, Ii

Kyle A Moll

Douglas S Camomile

David Egberg

Bruce T Cleevely

Lissa Biesecker Longacre

Eric P Weller

Alex M Warmkessel

Timothy H Bohrer

Sean A Knutsen

Albert L Saari

Jason L Schmitz

Rolf W Biernath

Raymond L Russell

David W Tobelmann

Barry S Mikulski

Francis M Shee

Lisa M Dalea

Michael L Troedel

Holly A Maxwell

Rob Anderson

David C Egberg

Frederick N Ii Biesecker

Humidity controlled product methods and packages produced by providing a package material having an interior surface and providing a plurality of humidity control devices in a continuous strip, separating a humidity control device from the strip, adhering the humidity control device to the interior surface of the product package material, and forming the package material into a product package or a product package component with the separated humidity control device adhered to an interior space within the package.

Device for controlling headspace humidity and methods for making the same

The present disclosure, in one embodiment, relates to an injection molded container for holding a product, wherein the container is configured to house a humidity control product that may regulate the relative humidity of the inner body of the container such that the product housed therein may be kept at an optimal humidity.

Method of making an injection molded product packaging having a humidity control material

The present disclosure relates to a humidity control device having a capsule and a humidity control agent arranged within the capsule. The capsule may have a sidewall arranged between a pair of end portions, and at least one end portion may be an endcap coupled to the sidewall. Further, the capsule may have at least one vapor permeable and liquid impermeable surface. The humidity control device may be configured to control relative humidity within an enclosure to a particular level or to within a particular range. The humidity device may be sized and configured to control humidity within a relatively small and/or uniquely shaped enclosure, such as a container for a single cigar or rolled cannabis product, for example.

Moisture control devices

A container assembly configured to maintain a predetermined humidity for storing a product therein. The container assembly includes a container having a body with a body wall and a mouth opening into a storage cavity and a cap having a top wall. The cap is selectively mountable over the mouth of the container to substantially enclose the storage cavity in a mounted configuration. A sidewall extends substantially perpendicularly from one of the body wall and the top wall. The sidewall defines an opening and a compartment and has an opening edge adjacent the opening. A moisture control material is positioned within the compartment. A sealing membrane has a peripheral portion. The peripheral portion is secured to the sidewall proximate the opening edge. The sealing membrane is configured to allow moisture flow therethrough to maintain the predetermined humidity in the storage cavity.

Container and closure assembly with predetermined humidity and related method

The invention relates to systems and methods for monitoring and providing humidity control for an asset within a closed environment such as a storage container, with transmission of sensed humidity levels to at least one server that stores current and historical humidity levels and comprises a processor and stored executable instructions that, when executed by the processor, may recommend an optimal humidity controller to use for the asset, determine when the recommended humidity controller requires replacement and predictively recommend an optimal replacement humidity controller based on at least historical humidity data and trending thereof, execution of a sales transaction, that may be pre-scheduled based on asset type, asset size and/or historical data, for the optimal replacement humidity controller, and providing the proper replacement humidity controller to the user.

Systems, methods and devices for controlling humidity in a closed environment with automatic and predictive identification, purchase and replacement of optimal humidity controller

Container assembly and closure with predetermined humidity and related method

A humidity control device for use in maintaining the desired humidity of a closed environment, e.g., a container, while also decreasing headspace oxygen, the device including a water vapor and oxygen permeable pouch, an aqueous salt solution containing humidity controlling salts in combination with salts of ascorbic acid or isomers thereof.

Devices and methods for controlling headspace humidity and oxygen levels

A humidity control device for use in maintaining the desired humidity for wood musical instrument, art objects and museum artifacts, the device including a water vapor permeable pouch and a saturated aqueous solution having a suitable humidity control point for use with these objects.

Humidity control system for wood products

A humidity control device for use in maintaining a desired humidity in packages of food, the device including a protective case, a water vapor permeable pouch and a thickened saturated solution, the solution having a suitable humidity control point for use within a food container. The device further employs a combination of an oxygen scavenger system to stop mold growth with anaerobic conditions and/or a mold inhibitor in the filling of the pouch or preferentially printed on the outside of the pouch.

Preservation of intermediate moisture foods by controlling humidity and inhibition of mold growth

A gun case humidity control device for use in maintaining a desired humidity in the gun case, the device including a protective case, a water vapor permeable pouch and a thickened saturated solution, the solution having a suitable humidity control point.

Humidity control device for gun cases

A flexible paper popcorn package in the form of an easily expandable bag (18) is disclosed including a bottom wall (20), a top wall (22), first and second, pleated, side walls (26), a first non-opening end (24), and a second, peelable end (28). The ends (24, 28) are sealed by constant width adhesive strips (46, 48) located on the inside surfaces of the sheet (42) forming the tubular stock for the bag (18) and which adhere the inside surfaces of the pleats (26a-d) to the top and bottom walls (20, 22) and adhere the top and bottom walls (20, 22) together intermediate the inner edges of the pleats (26a-d). The outside surfaces of the pleats (26a-d) are bonded together by constant width tuck strips (50) extending from the inner edges of the pleats (26a-d) towards but substantially spaced from the outer edges of the pleats (26a-d) connected to the top and bottom walls (20, 22) and overlain by the adhesive strip (46) of the first end (24) for ensuring that the first end (24) does not vent by releasing the adhesive strip (46) while the popcorn kernels are popping in the microwave oven.

Easily expandable, flexible paper popcorn package

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Monticello, MN, United States of America

Robert L Esse