A liquid dispensing container may include a body, lid, valve assembly, and straw. The valve assembly may be movable between a first position to allow contents to be discharged by inverting and/or squeezing the container, and a second position to allow the contents to be discharged by sucking and/or squeezing through a straw.

The present invention provides a slider valve assembly for connection to a spout of an aseptically-packaged flexible container for filling and dispensing flowable material. The slider valve assembly comprises a cap member, a valve member, and an outlet member. The cap member has a central opening and is adapted to be secured to the spout of the container. The valve member defines one or more side openings in communication with a central bore, is slidable within the central opening of the cap member and is lockable into a closed or open position. The outlet member is detachably engaged to the valve member and is used for actuating the valve member. The outlet member also defines a hollow interior portion which is in communication with the central bore of the valve member.

The invention relates to a closure cap for attaching to a liquid container, wherein the closure cap comprises a spout opening (11) and a receiving element (8), which together with the closure cap forms a common receiving volume for receiving at least one dispensing body, and the closure cap can be opened, thus forming an entrance (2) to the receiving volume (20) in order to enable the introduction of the at least one dispensing body into the receiving volume, wherein the receiving element (8) is permeable to a liquid in order to allow the at least one dispensing body to come into contact with the liquid, wherein a closure element (1) connected to the closure cap is provided, by means of which the entrance (2) can be sealed in a liquid-tight manner. In order to prevent the entrance of liquid into the receiving volume when no drinking process occurs, a mouthpiece (7) formed as a hollow body is arranged in the spout opening (11), which mouthpiece seals the receiving element (8) in a liquid-tight manner in a closed position and opens the receiving element (8) in an open position, so that liquid can flow through the receiving element (8), the receiving volume (20) and the mouthpiece (7).

A liquid dispensing container may include a body, lid, valve assembly, and straw. The valve assembly may be movable between a first position to allow contents to be discharged by inverting and/or squeezing the container, and a second position to allow the contents to be discharged by sucking and/or squeezing through a straw.

A discharge head for a fluid container, including a discharge opening and a switching valve which closes and opens a fluid path between the fluid container and the discharge opening. The discharge head has an inner component fixedly connected to a fluid store and an outer component movable relative to the inner component and non-separably connected thereto. The outer component is moved relative to the inner component between a first relative closure position and a second relative open position. The switching valve is opened and closed by movement of the inner component relative to the outer component, is closed in the first position and open in the second position. The inner and outer components are locked in the first position by a child-resistant mechanism, and displacement of the outer component from the first position into the second position is prevented in a locking position of the mechanism.

A container assembly configured for use in a high pressure process (HPP) includes a container defining a container cavity and a fitment assembly coupled to the container. The fitment assembly defines a passageway arranged in fluid communication with the container cavity. The fitment assembly further defines a chamber within the passageway isolated from the container cavity. A pressure relief mechanism is operably coupled to the fitment assembly to relieve pressure within the chamber.

A container assembly configured for use in a high pressure process (HPP) includes a container defining a container cavity and a fitment assembly coupled to the container. The fitment assembly defines a passageway arranged in fluid communication with the container cavity. The fitment assembly further defines a chamber within the passageway isolated from the container cavity. A pressure relief mechanism is operably coupled to the fitment assembly to relieve pressure within the chamber.

The present invention relates to a dosing cap intended to be mounted on the neck of a container formed of a deformable wall, comprising a dosing chamber provided with a regulating device such as a valve, the dosing cap comprising a protection device located above the valve, said protection device being configured to prevent portions of liquid originating from the valve from being projected, under the action of a pressure exerted on the wall of the container in the absence of means for closing the upper end of the dosing chamber, beyond said upper end of the dosing chamber. The invention also relates to a container provided with such a dosing cap.

Embodiments of the present invention provide an apparatus comprising an attachable container with an adjustable wall. The attachable container comprises a storage shell. The storage shell comprises an opening to receive items for storage, and a bottle-adaptable attachment to attach to a bottom of a bottle. The attachment comprises a ring of material configured to press against a bottom portion of a bottle and one or more set screws to press against the ring of material. The storage shell further comprises a ball detent and a base coupled to a bottom of the storage shell, wherein the base supports an adjustable wall that surrounds an outside of the storage shell and is rotatably coupled to the storage shell.

A sport drink bottle with arm shaped handle including a bottle assembly, a lid assembly and a container assembly. The bottle assembly includes a bottle having a receiving portion formed in a lateral side thereof. The bottle is hollow. The lid assembly includes a bottle lid threadably attached to an open top of the bottle. The container assembly includes a container. The container is threadably attached to the receiving portion defining an attached and detached configuration. The container includes a container lid to access a content of the container. The container is used as a handle of the bottle in the attached configuration.