Plastic pallets including side walls are described, which can be used in place of wooden pallets to provide protection for goods during shipping or other uses. Parts of the pallet can be modular, allowing easy replacing and recycling in the case of damage. For example, the side walls can be removed, which can also allow easy access to the pallet's storage area. Retractable pegs can be included in the bottom of the pallet base, which can pair with recesses on the top of the side corners of the pallet. The use of the retractable pegs on the bottom of one pallet and recesses on the top of another pallet enable the pegs and recesses to pair for easy stacking, increasing stacking stability and limiting shifting of the pallets and goods in the storage areas during shipping.

A wooden cask for storing and aging wine and other beverages including four side panels, a bottom panel and a top panel. The panels are provided with substantially planar outer and inner surfaces joined to one another so as to define an internal storage volume. Vertical beams form buttresses against the outer surfaces of at least two opposite side panels. The two ends of the beams project beyond the bottom and top edges of the side panel against which same are fitted, such that the casks may be stacked by placing the beams thereof one on top of the other without the side walls of the stacked casks touching one another.

The present arrangement includes a plurality of substantially identical thermoformed shelves, each constructed with a surface and four legs. Any two of the plurality of shelves are such that the four legs of any one shelf are constructed to mate with the four legs of any other shelf. Any two of the plurality of shelves are such that the surface of one shelf mates against the surface of another of any one of the shelves. The arrangement is constructed with at least two of the plurality of shelves are arranged leg to leg and at least two of the plurality of shelves are arranged surface to surface.

An indexing container for beverage containers includes a base wall and a pair of side walls extending upward from the base wall to partially define a storage portion. A counter determines a number of beverage containers stored in the indexing container. A display indicates the number of beverage containers stored in the indexing container.

A device for storing, transporting and/or handling a liquid or liquids and methods for using the device are described. The device is suitable for use with sterile or aseptic liquids, particularly with large liquid volumes such as 10-1000 liters or more, and avoids the need for bags, bins and carriers commonly used for storing and transporting large volumes of liquids. The device comprises a coiled tubing. The coiled tubing can be loaded onto a spool to support the coiled tubing. The tubing can be filled, sealed, stored and transported in a more robust manner than previously achieved with bags, bins and carriers.

A container for use in a gravity-fed dispenser, particularly for construction adhesives, includes a top surface with an outlet port, a bottom surface with a venting port and side walls, said side walls including two opposed indentations that provide handle grasps for a user, allowing the user to hold the container in an upside down position while it is attached to a dispenser. The vent on the bottom surface allows the contents to flow evenly through gravity out of the outlet port.

Disclosed herein are modular container systems having child-resistant containers, tray inserts and tray frames. Also disclosed are methods using the modular container systems and methods of storing substances in containers. The containers have a container base and a container cap and provide for child-resistant containers. A user can releasably remove the container cap from container base with a squeeze and lift sequence. For example, the user squeezes opposite sides of the container base, which releases a locking mechanism and allows for removal of the cap by lifting or pulling the container cap off from the container base. The components of the modular container system are modular and stackable. The modular system allow for organized, efficient, accessible and storage of the child-resistant containers. The modular container system also allows for easy counting, sorting and processing of the containers.

A container configured to be stacked adjacent to a second container is provided. The container includes a sidewall having a first end, an end wall having a peripheral edge, a seam coupling the peripheral edge of the end wall to the first end of the sidewall, and an alignment feature coupled to the seam. The alignment feature includes an inner surface. The alignment feature is positioned relative to the seam such that, when the container is stacked adjacent to the second container, the inner surface of the alignment feature contacts an outer surface of a seam of the second container, the contact resisting lateral movement of the container relative to the second container.

Plastic container below 450 gr for horticulture products exports formed by a bottom, two large walls facing each other, two small walls facing each other and an upper closure system, the container has an optimized structure which allows to efficiently resist the forces to which it is subjected and to control deformation for the purpose of ensuring all the time and under any conditions the integrity and quality of the products contained inside.

Plastic container for containing and transporting horticultural products which allows to control deformation of the structure on forces and to maintain the integrity of the products inside it, the container (100) being formed by a bottom (200), large walls (110) and small walls (120), wherein the container comprises in the large walls at least one centering device (500) which consists of a projection protruding from the upper face of said large walls; and in the bottom lower face (200) comprises at least one channel (550).