The present invention refers to a tray for distributing meals provided with a support base and a continuous perimeter edge arranged around it, characterized in that at least a portion of the continuous perimeter edge is inclined and is provided with a planar bottom which substantially extends up to the outer edge of the support base. The present invention also refers to a system comprising such a tray and a suitable trolley wherein the tray is to be inserted for transporting and distributing meals. The present invention finally refers to the use of such a tray for transporting meals in a special trolley.

A flexible lap food and beverage drip guard is disclosed. The food and drip guard may include a non-slide surface to act as a desk top for mobility devices such as, for example, cell phones and lap top computers. The device may further include textured upper surface to divert the flow of fluids to a catch pocket on either side of the device, and the bottom surface may be textured or honey combed to provide insulating properties to the user.

A telescopic basket with steplessly-adjustable width includes a basket main body, a fixing part, and a connecting part. The basket main body includes two sets of basket frames and a basket bottom. The two sets of basket frames are arranged opposite to each other. The basket bottom includes two sets of nets. The two sets of nets are telescopically and staggeredly with each other. The two sets of basket frames are telescopically connected to the two sets of nets through the fixing part and the connecting part, respectively.

A portable food tray is provided that attaches to outwear in use and is stowable in a pocket of a garment when not in use. The tray may have a flat, plastic and/or rigid base. The base may have an opening in a central portion of the base. One or more straps may span the opening and have a length that longer than the distance across the opening such that the one or more straps form a pocket. The pocket may be sized and shaped so an MRE pouch fits in the pocket and a portion of the MRE pouch that includes the opening is above the base. The base also has extensions that can be secured into a tactical vest for use.

A portable food tray is provided that attaches to outwear in use and is stowable in a pocket of a garment when not in use. The tray may have a flat, plastic and/or rigid base. The base may have an opening in a central portion of the base. One or more straps may span the opening and have a length that longer than the distance across the opening such that the one or more straps form a pocket. The pocket may be sized and shaped so an MRE pouch fits in the pocket and a portion of the MRE pouch that includes the opening is above the base. The base also has extensions that can be secured into a tactical vest for use.

The present invention relates to a beverage serving tray having a circular shape and a multitude of compartments having flexible linings. The compartments are on a circular base surface and each can receive a beverage glass, container, can, or bottle. The flexible lining surrounds an internal periphery of each compartment and secures the beverage containers therein. A handle is present at the bottom of the tray for easy transporting of the tray with one hand. A cylindrical or sleeve shaped wall extends upward from a periphery of the circular base surface to provide additional protection to the beverage containers. The tray allows users to carry up to eight or more beverages at one time in a secure and comfortable manner.

An example disposable food service tray that can withstand high heat is disclosed. The disposable food tray includes a first layer comprising paper board, and a second layer comprising polyethylene terephthalate (PET) affixed to the first layer, wherein an adhesion between the first layer and the second layer is configured to withstand a temperature of up to 525 degrees Fahrenheit for up to six minutes without blistering.

An example disposable food service tray that can withstand high heat is disclosed. The disposable food tray includes a first layer comprising paper board, and a second layer comprising polyethylene terephthalate (PET) affixed to the first layer, wherein an adhesion between the first layer and the second layer is configured to withstand a temperature of up to 525 degrees Fahrenheit for up to six minutes without blistering.

A NEW TABLECLOTH FOR FAST FOOD TRAYS (BELONGING TO FOOD COURT, DINERS, AIRPLANES OR TRAINS , WHICH HAS BEEN DESIGNED AND MADE IN ORDER TO OBTAIN NOTABLECLOTH ADVANTAGES IN THE HYGIENIC, PRACTICAL AND ECONOMIC ORDER, REGARDING OTHER EXISTING MEANS OF ANALOGUE PURPOSES. THE DESIGN IS INTENDED TO GUARANTEE HYGIENE AND NOT CONTAMINATION OF THE USERS HANDS, IN THE TRANSPORT OF THE TRAY.

A serving tray comprised of at least one synthetic material and an insert which provides a non-slip top surface of the serving tray. The textured relief is preferably made of thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) which allows a glass or other item to be placed on the serving tray without the item sliding or slipping while the tray is in motion. As the tray is being fabricated, the TPU is mechanically bonded with the top surface of the tray while a textured relief is simultaneously defined into the top surface. The textured relief provides adequate frictional force to an item being placed on the tray so as to substantially prevent its lateral movement. The tray also includes an inner support structure disposed on its inner surface. The inner support structure provides an upward facing edge which allows a plurality of trays to be easily and efficiently stacked or nested on one another.