Product transport containers are disclosed. Such containers can provide one or more advantages compared to existing containers. For example, product transport containers described herein can maintain a product at a desired temperature for an extended period of time, including without the use of an active heating or cooling component. Such product transport containers described herein may also provide improved breathability, thermal insulation, and/or mechanical strength or dimensional stability. Such containers can include a plurality of walls defining an interior volume and a selectively openable side permitting movement of the product into and out of the interior volume of the container. The walls can be formed from a thermoformed non-woven fabric.

A food container including a receptacle defining a first storage volume and a second storage volume, a cover configured to be secured to the receptacle, and a gas diversion system located between the first storage volume and the second storage volume when the cover is secured to the receptacle.

A food container including a receptacle defining a first storage volume and a second storage volume, a cover configured to be secured to the receptacle, and a gas diversion system located between the first storage volume and the second storage volume when the cover is secured to the receptacle.

A food serving device for protecting food from insects includes a plate, which has a primary edge and a set of secondary edges. The primary edge is linear. A rim is engaged to and extends from a perimeter of the plate so that the plate and the rim define a tray. A food item is positionable in the tray. A lid is hingedly engaged to the rim above the primary edge. The lid is positioned to selectively close a top of the tray to protect the food item from an insect. The lid is transparent and thus allows viewing of the food item. A plurality of holes is positioned in the lid to vent an interior space defined by the tray and the lid. Each hole has a diameter of less than 1.40 mm so that the holes deter entry of the insect into the interior space.

A food serving device for protecting food from insects includes a plate, which has a primary edge and a set of secondary edges. The primary edge is linear. A rim is engaged to and extends from a perimeter of the plate so that the plate and the rim define a tray. A food item is positionable in the tray. A lid is hingedly engaged to the rim above the primary edge. The lid is positioned to selectively close a top of the tray to protect the food item from an insect. The lid is transparent and thus allows viewing of the food item. A plurality of holes is positioned in the lid to vent an interior space defined by the tray and the lid. Each hole has a diameter of less than 1.40 mm so that the holes deter entry of the insect into the interior space.

A plastic storage container assembly is disclosed comprising a storage container configured to receive a locking lid is disclosed. The storage container is comprised of a base, a generally curvilinear sidewall, a locking ledge and a resting ledge and handles. The sidewall has an inner surface and an outer surface and extends upwardly from the base. The sidewall terminates in a continuous curvilinear upper rim that has a generally parabolic profile and defines a terminal edge of the sidewall. The locking ledge traverses the outer surface of the sidewall and is defined by an outwardly projecting step in the sidewall. The locking ledge is disposed below the terminal edge of the sidewall. The resting ledge is disposed below the terminal edge of the sidewall. The storage container includes upwardly projecting first and second handles defining opposed sides of an upper extent of the sidewall.

A plastic storage container assembly is disclosed comprising a storage container configured to receive a locking lid is disclosed. The storage container is comprised of a base, a generally curvilinear sidewall, a locking ledge and a resting ledge and handles. The sidewall has an inner surface and an outer surface and extends upwardly from the base. The sidewall terminates in a continuous curvilinear upper rim that has a generally parabolic profile and defines a terminal edge of the sidewall. The locking ledge traverses the outer surface of the sidewall and is defined by an outwardly projecting step in the sidewall. The locking ledge is disposed below the terminal edge of the sidewall. The resting ledge is disposed below the terminal edge of the sidewall. The storage container includes upwardly projecting first and second handles defining opposed sides of an upper extent of the sidewall.

A combination food storage and serving device includes a plurality of plates. Each plate comprises a bottom that is substantially flat. A wall is coupled to and extends upwardly from a circumference of the bottom. A rim is coupled to an upper perimeter of the wall and extends outwardly from the wall. A plurality of couplers and a plurality of fasteners are coupled to the rim. The fasteners are complementary to the couplers. A first plate is upside downwardly positionable over a second plate, such that respective couplers positioned on the rim of the first plate are positioned to couple with respective fasteners positioned on the rim of the second plate. The second plate is coupled to the first plate, such that food items place on the second plate are contained within an internal space defined by the first plate and the second plate.

Embodiments described herein include a beverage container that is configured to provide thermal conductivity from a hot stored liquid to a food product placed onto the planar lid surface. The embodiments are comprised of a uniform thickness porcelain material, which transfers the heat through convection through the planar lid surface into the food product to enable aroma and flavor compounds to be released and provide a warm, tastier food product.

A bowl and lid set includes a lid member that has a top lid wall and a first surrounding wall extending downwardly from the top lid wall, and a bowl member that includes a bottom wall and a side wall extending upwardly from a periphery of the bottom wall. The side wall has an upper engaging portion that is made of an elastic material and that is deformable from a non-deformed state, where the bowl member is disengaged from the lid member and where a minimum inner diameter of the upper engaging portion is smaller than a maximum outer diameter of the first surrounding wall of the lid member, to a deformed state, where the upper engaging portion is resiliently stretched for tightly encircling the first surrounding wall.