A closure system for a container for liquids or bulk material includes a lid having an upper side, a lower side and a drinking orifice, a closure member for closing the drinking orifice that is positioned at a lower side of the lid and configured to cover an entire surface of the drinking orifice in a closed position, an operating member for manually opening the drinking orifice by a user positioned at the upper side of the lid and connected to the operating member, and at least one recess defined in the lid and disposed relative to the closure member such that, when the closure member is moved from the closed position via the operating member, the at least one recess is at least partially overlapped by the closure member such that a gas exchange occurs between an interior of the container and an environment.

The invention provides a cup lid and a beverage container, and belongs to the technical field of cup lids. The cup lid comprises a lid body, wherein the lid body is provided with a liquid outlet and a via hole; and a liquid sealing piece, wherein the liquid sealing piece is slidably mounted on a lower surface of the lid body and is able to slide to a closed position or an open position; when located at any position within a sliding range, the liquid sealing piece seals the via hole; and a slider, wherein the slider is slidably mounted on an upper surface of the lid body and is connected to the liquid sealing piece through a connecting pillar, the connecting pillar penetrates through the via hole and is able to move in the via hole.

An example lid assembly can include a lid and a slider. The lid can include a wall defining a recess. The slider can be configured to slide in the recess and can be configured to move between a closed position where the slider covers the opening to aid in preventing spilling of contents of the container, and an opened position where the slider uncovers the opening such that the contents may be poured from the container. The slider can be configured to be removable from the lid and can be replaced back on the lid. Additionally, the slider can be formed from upper and lower sled elements that are magnetically coupled to one another.

A lid for a container includes a base and a slidable cover. The base includes a lid track and a drinking aperture. The slidable cover is attached to a top surface of the base. The slidable cover includes a lid guide that engages the lid track, a straw aperture, and a straw cover that removably covers the straw aperture. The slidable cover is movable along the top surface of the base from a closed position, in which the straw aperture overlaps at least a portion of the drinking aperture, to a retracted position, in which at least a portion of the drinking aperture is not covered by the slidable cover.

A lid assembly for a drink container is provided. The lid assembly can include a lid and a slider. The lid can include an opening through which a liquid is selectively dispensed. The slider can selectively reveal the opening by sliding along the lid. The slider can include a first slider portion that can slide along a first surface of the lid and a second slider portion that can slide along a second surface of the lid.

A cap closure having a top portion, a bottom portion having a dispensing orifice and a rail system. The rail system mechanically adheres the top portion to the bottom portion. The rail system includes at least two rail tracks on the bottom portion and at least two individual rails on the top portion. The two individual rails move axially along the two rail tracks to move the cap closure from a closed position to an open position to provide access to the dispensing orifice and vice-versa to close access to the dispensing orifice.

A container for holding a comestible includes a container body defining a container cavity and a first cover positionable on the container body. The first cover includes a first opening and a second opening in communication with the container cavity. A second cover is engagable with an upper surface of the first cover. The second cover is moveable relative to the first cover to expose the first opening in a first dispensing position and to expose the second opening in a second dispensing position.

A shaker bottle is disclosed. The bottle includes a tumbler having a double walled structure, wherein the tumbler comprises a bottom wall internal surface, a side wall internal surface, a bottom wall external surface and a side wall external surface connected with the bottom wall internal surface and the side wall internal surface respectively through an air space arranged in between. The tumbler is configured to generate centrifugal force for shaking the predefined volume of liquid and the one or more consumable ingredients. The bottle includes a lid detachably coupled to the tumbler through one or more coupling mechanisms; an orifice to dispense a content from the internal chamber of the tumbler upon shaking; a closure to open or close the orifice through a sliding movement corresponding to the orifice. The bottle includes at least two rubber plugs removably inserted into respective holes to prevent liquid coolant from flowing out of corresponding air spaces between external and internal walls of the lid and the tumbler.

A cup lid includes a cup lid body and a slider. A second channel and a water outlet sealing block are arranged in the slider, enabling control over the opening and closing of a first channel for a liquid through sliding. The water outlet sealing block is provided with a sealing portion and a water outlet hole portion, enabling a switching between sealing and conducting. The cup lid body is further provided with an air vent, and the bottom of the slider is provided with an air outlet sealing block, which synchronously control a first channel for air.

A beverage drinking container may include two or more apertures. A first aperture may be located proximate to a lower surface of the beverage drinking container. The first aperture may be configured to allow liquid within the beverage drinking container to flow therethrough. A second aperture may be located proximate to an upper surface of the beverage drinking container. The second aperture may be configured to enable the user to consume the liquid therethrough and also permit air to enter the beverage drinking container while the liquid flows through the first aperture to be consumed by the user. The beverage drinking container may be used to drink a beverage normally, for example, through the second aperture proximate to the upper surface of the beverage drinking container and to shotgun the beverage, for example, through the first aperture proximate to the lower surface of the beverage drinking container.