Beverage container packing trays, systems, and techniques of packing beverage containers include at least a beverage container tray including beverage container contoured compartments configured to receive one or more beverage containers in a lay flat configuration. The beverage container contoured compartments include at least a cradle element, a conical element, and a neck support element. The beverage container tray includes thermo pack compartments that house transport thermo packs adjacent to at least a portion of the beverage containers.

Devices and associated methods for containing and/or disposing of hydrocarbon fluids are disclosed herein. One aspect of the present technology, for example, includes a vessel formed of a plant-based absorbent substrate with an interior region configured to receive and retain a hydrocarbon fluid of at least 250 degrees Fahrenheit for at least 14 days without substantial deformation of the vessel or leaching of the hydrocarbon fluid.

Devices and associated methods for containing and/or disposing of hydrocarbon fluids are disclosed herein. One aspect of the present technology, for example, includes a vessel formed of a plant-based absorbent substrate with an interior region configured to receive and retain a hydrocarbon fluid of at least 250 degrees Fahrenheit for at least 14 days without substantial deformation of the vessel or leaching of the hydrocarbon fluid.

A container includes a body having a top and a bottom, with a plurality of receptacles defined within the body and configured to receive an electrochemical cell or battery therein, with each receptacle having an open first end located at the top of the body. The body further includes internal walls separating the receptacles laterally from each other. A cover is removably positioned to cover the top of the body, such that the cover and the body together define a plurality of sides extending between a top wall of the cover and the bottom of the body. A head space is defined beneath an underside of the cover and above the first ends of the receptacles. A vent extends through a first side, and the vent is in communication with the head space to permit gases within the head space to exit.

A container includes a body having a top and a bottom, with a plurality of receptacles defined within the body and configured to receive an electrochemical cell or battery therein, with each receptacle having an open first end located at the top of the body. The body further includes internal walls separating the receptacles laterally from each other. A cover is removably positioned to cover the top of the body, such that the cover and the body together define a plurality of sides extending between a top wall of the cover and the bottom of the body. A head space is defined beneath an underside of the cover and above the first ends of the receptacles. A vent extends through a first side, and the vent is in communication with the head space to permit gases within the head space to exit.

A dual purpose waste collection device comprising a first container, a second container, a first pair of lifting sleeves coupled to first and second opposing sides surfaces of the first container, a second pair of lifting sleeves coupled to first and second opposing sides of the second container, and a third pair of lifting sleeves attached to the first pair of lifting sleeves and coupled to the second pair of lifting sleeves with an interlocking geometry. A method of collection of waste comprising identifying a waste collection device comprising a first pairs of lifting sleeves and a second pairs of lifting sleeves, positioning forks of a waste collection vehicle within lifting sleeves, and raising the forks of the waste collection vehicle to lift the waste collection device and to empty a content of the waste collection device into the waste collection vehicle.

Disclosed is a method for inspecting bundles, wherein receiving containers equipped with containers are transported by a first transport device and wherein the containers each have a marking in their bottom regions which unambiguously identifies the containers, wherein an image recording device records at least one image of the bottom regions of the containers located in the receiving container and at least one information is output which is characteristic of the markings arranged on the containers and/or of at least one property of the containers.

A child-resistant molded-fiber container includes a base, a lid, and a hinge. The base includes an upper surface and a lower surface. The upper surface defines a cavity and the lower surface defines a channel surrounding the cavity. The channel is disposed between an inner sidewall and an outer sidewall of the base. The outer sidewall includes a locking member. The lid includes a sidewall having an opening. The hinge rotatably connects the base and the lid, and allows rotation of the lid between an open configuration and a closed configuration relative to the base. In the closed configuration, the sidewall of the lid is disposed around the outer sidewall of the base and conceals the upper surface of the base. In the closed configuration, the locking member of the base extends through the opening of the lid to inhibit movement of the lid to the open configuration.

A child-resistant molded-fiber container includes a base, a lid, and a hinge. The base includes an upper surface and a lower surface. The upper surface defines a cavity and the lower surface defines a channel surrounding the cavity. The channel is disposed between an inner sidewall and an outer sidewall of the base. The outer sidewall includes a locking member. The lid includes a sidewall having an opening. The hinge rotatably connects the base and the lid, and allows rotation of the lid between an open configuration and a closed configuration relative to the base. In the closed configuration, the sidewall of the lid is disposed around the outer sidewall of the base and conceals the upper surface of the base. In the closed configuration, the locking member of the base extends through the opening of the lid to inhibit movement of the lid to the open configuration.

A sanitary ware package includes a first packaging member configured to receive a first portion of toilet. The first packaging member has a plurality of perimeter surfaces, an outer surface, and an inner surface. The package further includes a second packaging member configured to receive a second portion of the toilet. The second packaging member has a plurality of perimeter surfaces, an outer surface, and an inner surface. Each packaging member includes an aperture passing through the packaging member from the outer surface of the packaging member to at least one of a cavity of the packaging member and the inner surface of the packaging member. The aperture of the first packaging member and the aperture of the second packaging member may be aligned.