The invention discloses a locking structure of a cup. The locking structure comprises a cup body and a cup cover. The cup body is provided with a first buckle, and the cup cover is provided with a second buckle adaptive to the first buckle. The locking structure further comprises a lock catch which is movably arranged on the cup cover up and down. The lock catch is provided with a bolt. Correspondingly, the cup body is provided with a bolt hole adaptive to the bolt. The cup cover rotates on the cup body, so that the first buckle and the second buckle are matched. When aligned, the bolt falls into the bolt hole, thereby realizing rotary locking.

The invention discloses a locking structure of a cup. The locking structure comprises a cup body and a cup cover. The cup body is provided with a first buckle, and the cup cover is provided with a second buckle adaptive to the first buckle. The locking structure further comprises a lock catch which is movably arranged on the cup cover up and down. The lock catch is provided with a bolt. Correspondingly, the cup body is provided with a bolt hole adaptive to the bolt. The cup cover rotates on the cup body, so that the first buckle and the second buckle are matched. When aligned, the bolt falls into the bolt hole, thereby realizing rotary locking.

A “smart” closure system, apparatus, and method are contemplated. The closure includes mechanical capture and release mechanisms, electromechanical and/or optical indicators, wireless technologies, and/or web-based or remote authentication, verification, and serialization via remotely located data servers. A mobile computing device may further augment certain functions. The resulting system allows for anti-counterfeiting, authentication, serialization, and other capabilities.

A cap (100) for a container comprises a disc-shaped top section (102), an annular side section (104) projecting from said disc-shaped top section (102), and a locking flange (111) disposed at an extremity of said annular side section (104) opposite said disc-shaped top section (102), and further comprises a locking flap (116) extending from said annular side section (104), which is mobile between a locked first position wherein a portion (114) of the locking flange (111) extends inwardly from the annular side section (104), and an unlocked second position wherein the locking flange (111) is at least partially recessed relative to the annular side section (104). First tamper evidence means formed as partially frangible tab (120) and second tamper evidence means (128) are proposed. A package comprising a container and proposed cap (100) is also proposed.

A cap (100) for a container comprises a disc-shaped top section (102), an annular side section (104) projecting from said disc-shaped top section (102), and a locking flange (111) disposed at an extremity of said annular side section (104) opposite said disc-shaped top section (102), and further comprises a locking flap (116) extending from said annular side section (104), which is mobile between a locked first position wherein a portion (114) of the locking flange (111) extends inwardly from the annular side section (104), and an unlocked second position wherein the locking flange (111) is at least partially recessed relative to the annular side section (104). First tamper evidence means formed as partially frangible tab (120) and second tamper evidence means (128) are proposed. A package comprising a container and proposed cap (100) is also proposed.

A stopper for closing sparkling and other non-pressurized beverage containers. A stopper body may have a carrier member and lip engagement member arranged for sliding movement relative to each other and relative to the stopper body. The lip engagement member may be arranged to engage with a lip of a container neck, and be resiliently biased to move toward the carrier member to provide a seal-forming force on a sealing surface of the stopper body. The stopper may be arranged to introduce gas into the container, e.g., to re-pressurize the container to keep a carbonation level of beverage during storage.

A stopper for closing sparkling and other non-pressurized beverage containers. A stopper body may have a carrier member and lip engagement member arranged for sliding movement relative to each other and relative to the stopper body. The lip engagement member may be arranged to engage with a lip of a container neck, and be resiliently biased to move toward the carrier member to provide a seal-forming force on a sealing surface of the stopper body. The stopper may be arranged to introduce gas into the container, e.g., to re-pressurize the container to keep a carbonation level of beverage during storage.

A “smart” closure system, apparatus, and method are contemplated. The closure includes mechanical capture and release mechanisms, electromechanical and/or optical indicators, wireless technologies, and/or web-based or remote authentication, verification, and serialization via remotely located data servers. A mobile computing device may further augment certain functions. The resulting system allows for anti-counterfeiting, authentication, serialization, and other capabilities.

A flask is provided with a refillable cup having an external jar (2) and an inner internal cup (3) to contain the product. The inner internal cup (3) is removable, through the mouth (20) of the external jar (2) in order to be able to refill or replace it. The flask has a removable fastener between the cup (3) and the jar (2) that stay hidden and include a resistance point (54) which ensures the fastening between both elements and prevents the elements from being separated while not proceeding to the express handling thereof by operating thereon in order to overcome the resistance point (54).

A flask is provided with a refillable cup having an external jar (2) and an inner internal cup (3) to contain the product. The inner internal cup (3) is removable, through the mouth (20) of the external jar (2) in order to be able to refill or replace it. The flask has a removable fastener between the cup (3) and the jar (2) that stay hidden and include a resistance point (54) which ensures the fastening between both elements and prevents the elements from being separated while not proceeding to the express handling thereof by operating thereon in order to overcome the resistance point (54).