The invention relates to a container for packaging products, in particular fresh products such as meat products. The container comprises a container body with a product space for accommodating a product and a receiving space at least for receiving liquid, preferably liquid from the product. The container body according to the invention comprises partition means that separate the product space and the receiving space from each other. The partition means comprise at least one outlet opening configured to at least discharge liquid from the product space to the receiving space. The container is further provided with at least one resistance element extending into the receiving space, which resistance element surrounds the outlet opening in such a manner that the resistance element prevents the transport of liquid from the receiving space to the product space.

A shoe or cleat cleaning and transport unit structured as a box providing a storage cavity, in which a cleaning tray is removably positioned and resting on support structure whereby the tray is elevated above the box floor to provide a debris collection receptacle space between the floor and the tray, wherein the tray is formed with multiple upstanding brush or other mud scraping structure bordered by debris exit ports extending through the tray and opening into the debris collection space between the tray and the box floor.

Methods are provided for storing and preserving comestible mollusk material, preferably so as to extend shelf life of the same. In one optional method, comestible mollusk material is placed in a product containing space of a storage container atop a platform of a support structure. The storage container includes an internal compartment having the product containing space. The support structure defines the platform for supporting the comestible mollusk material. The internal compartment further includes a reservoir, configured to retain liquid, below the platform. The platform and/or support structure are configured to direct liquid exuded from the comestible mollusk material to the reservoir. Optionally, the reservoir comprises an absorbent material for absorbing liquid in the reservoir.

A microwave compatible container for heating food can comprise a bottom wall, outer and inner walls extending from the bottom wall, and a removable top. The outer wall can have an exterior surface and an interior surface. The inner wall can have an exterior facing surface and an interior facing surface. The interior facing surface of the inner wall and the bottom wall can define an inner compartment of the container. Further, the exterior facing surface of the inner wall, the interior surface of the outer wall, and the bottom wall can define an outer compartment that surrounds the inner compartment. The removable top can be sealingly engaged with the outer wall and/or the inner wall in a closed configuration such that the inner compartment is sealed from the outer compartment. Food can be placed within the inner compartment and water can placed in the outer compartment during microwaving.

A dry goods filtering storage container comprising dry goods container comprising a removable top portion, a body portion, a one or more chambers, a height, a width, a depth, a first side, a second side, a front side, a back side, a top, a bottom, a one or more hinged closures and a one or more lid apertures. Said one or more hinged closures are capable of selectively covering said one or more lid apertures. Said one or more chambers comprising a one or more upper chambers and a one or more lower chambers. Said one or more upper chambers are separated by a one or more horizontal dividers. Said one or more horizontal dividers having a plurality of divider apertures. Said dry goods filter storage container holds dry goods of varying sizes. Said one or more chambers being separated by a one or more vertical dividers. Said removable top portion comprises a one or more hinged closures.

A process for packaging a product, such as a food product, including a step of creating a vacuum reservoir. Also, a packaging system comprising a vacuum reservoir

Storage containers include a body with a cavity and a lid having an internal space, connected at an edge to the body. A dehumidifier is within the cavity and is configured to dehumidify air within the cavity. An air stream is created and then split such that dehumidified air is returned to the cavity and wet air is expelled from the system. Electrical features such as the dehumidifier, lighting or lid actuators, are powered by a power source within said internal space. In some embodiments, the power source is a battery and a lid mounted solar panel provides an electrical charge to said battery.

The invention comprises a container for food products that extrudate liquids comprising a tray and a bowed insert. The tray bottom wall has at least one raised area, at least one lower surface, and at least one sidewall. A plurality of flutes are disposed on the inner surface sidewall(s). A plurality of elevated portions extend upwardly from the bowed insert. The insert is secured within the tray. A reservoir is defined between the insert and the tray bottom wall. The elevated portions of the insert, the flutes, and the at least one raised area of the tray bottom define a plurality of channels.

A system and a method are configured to retain one or more components within a sink. The system and the method include a bin configured to retain the one or more components. and a mounting panel configured to removably couple the bin to an interior surface of the sink.

The insulated container having an internal support to separate ice, food, and drinks from melted ice water or liquids to prevent damage to the dry items. The dry items are placed on top of the flat upper surface of the removable support. The removable support may include apertures that allow melting ice water to drain past the top surface and through the apertures of the removable support.