A paper bottle includes a cap, a mouth, a body and a bottom. The mouth has a tube and a body top. The cap can be to seal the tube. The tube is made of biodegradable plastic. A top end of the body is closely connected with the body top. The body is consisted of two layers of paper-based composite paper. The two layers of paper-based composite paper are spirally wound to form a tubular structure. The bottom is made of wood-pulp paper and closely connected with a bottom end of the body.

Injection molded container article including a center portion having an outer perimeter. The center portion has a central flow leader defined therein, the central flow leader having a central flow leader thickness. A side wall portion extends from the outer perimeter to an outer rim portion. The center portion and the side wall portion together define a container space having a volume. The side wall portion includes a plurality of side wall flow leaders and a plurality of side wall panels extending between adjacent flow leaders and having side wall panel thickness less than the central flow leader thickness. Each side wall flow leader has a side wall flow leader thickness greater than the side wall panel thickness, and each flow leader extends between the central flow leader and the outer rim portion. Method of making the injection molded container article also provided.

A sleeve for a container includes a main body portion defining a primary loop that is configured to receive and surround a section of a container inserted therein. An ancillary portion is adjacent the main body portion and defines a secondary loop configured to receive and hold an ancillary item. A blank for constructing the sleeve includes an elongate strip of material having opposite free ends. The strip includes a first length extending from one of the free ends to an intermediate location between the opposite free ends and a second length extending from the intermediate location to the other of the free ends. The second length is shorter than the first length.

A sleeve for a container includes a main body portion defining a primary loop that is configured to receive and surround a section of a container inserted therein. An ancillary portion is adjacent the main body portion and defines a secondary loop configured to receive and hold an ancillary item. A blank for constructing the sleeve includes an elongate strip of material having opposite free ends. The strip includes a first length extending from one of the free ends to an intermediate location between the opposite free ends and a second length extending from the intermediate location to the other of the free ends. The second length is shorter than the first length.

A package for shipping a product ordered via the Internet. The package comprising a container body, an inner label, a closure, an outer label removably attached to and covering all or part of the inner label, and a shipping label adhered to the outer label.

A thermoelectric cooling apparatus for use with a motorcycle includes a housing having a bottom wall and a wall structure extending upwardly that defines an interior area and an open top providing selective access to the interior area. A conductive lining is situated adjacent to the insulation layer that includes an aluminum cooling plate upwardly displaced from the bottom wall such that the bottom wall, the wall structure and the cooling plate defining a hollow compartment. The cooling apparatus is mounted to a motorcycle with mounting straps and locked with a locking assembly. A thermoelectric assembly is situated in the compartment having a cool side coupled to a lower surface of the cooling plate of the lining and an opposed hot side, the thermoelectric assembly configured to electrically connect to the battery of the motorcycle such that the thermoelectric assembly conductively cools the cooling plate and the lining when actuated.

Disclosed is a device for transporting a biopharmaceutical fluid, including an inner bag forming an inner chamber adapted and intended for receiving a biopharmaceutical fluid, an outer container including an outer receptacle, the outer receptacle including a wall forming an outer chamber, an expandable protective element arranged at least partially between the outer receptacle and the inner bag and adapted to receive the inner bag, the expandable protective element being adapted to expand in volume to an expanded state so as to be interposed between the outer receptacle and the inner bag, the expandable protective element in the expanded state surrounding the inner bag and filling the space between the wall of the outer receptacle and the inner bag.

Disclosed is a device for transporting a biopharmaceutical fluid, including an inner bag forming an inner chamber adapted and intended for receiving a biopharmaceutical fluid, an outer container including an outer receptacle, the outer receptacle including a wall forming an outer chamber, an expandable protective element arranged at least partially between the outer receptacle and the inner bag and adapted to receive the inner bag, the expandable protective element being adapted to expand in volume to an expanded state so as to be interposed between the outer receptacle and the inner bag, the expandable protective element in the expanded state surrounding the inner bag and filling the space between the wall of the outer receptacle and the inner bag.

A beverage-packaging container is provided that includes a container body for receiving the liquid and a cork stopper for sealing the liquid contents within the container body. The sidewalls and bottom wall of the container body are formed of paperboard and are preferably formed of a layered, recycled paperboard. The top wall of the container body is formed of a cork material with a cork-receiving hole disposed within the top wall. The cork stopper has a truncated cone-shaped portion that is configured to engage frictionally with the edges of the cork-receiving hole. The cork stopper may also have a wooden crown to aid the user in grasping and removing the cork stopper from the top hole of the container body.

A beverage-packaging container is provided that includes a container body for receiving the liquid and a cork stopper for sealing the liquid contents within the container body. The sidewalls and bottom wall of the container body are formed of paperboard and are preferably formed of a layered, recycled paperboard. The top wall of the container body is formed of a cork material with a cork-receiving hole disposed within the top wall. The cork stopper has a truncated cone-shaped portion that is configured to engage frictionally with the edges of the cork-receiving hole. The cork stopper may also have a wooden crown to aid the user in grasping and removing the cork stopper from the top hole of the container body.