A bottle that is easy to carry and clean includes a bottle body and a bottle cap. The bottle body includes an upper section and a lower section. The lower section has a lower chamber therein and an opening at a top end thereof. The upper section has an upper chamber therein and a bottle mouth at a top end thereof. The upper section is detachably coupled to the lower section through a coupling portion and closes the opening. The upper chamber communicates with the lower chamber. The bottle body has a flat configuration with a width greater than twice a thickness after the upper section and the lower section are combined together. The bottle cap is configured to cover the bottle mouth.

Systems and methods are disclosed for dispensing a drink by storing a first drink in a first portion having a first storage chamber, a first elongated neck, and a first spout; storing a second portion having a second storage chamber, a second elongated neck, and a second spout, wherein the first and second storage chambers are integrally formed and coupled by internal separation walls, the first and second necks are coupled by internal and external separation walls, and the first and second spouts are spaced apart.

A container includes a neck finish extending from a body and having at least two thickened wall portions circumferentially spaced apart and extending radially inwardly, and including interior surfaces disposed radially inwardly of a neck finish interior surface to at least partially establish an internal trough, and axially facing shoulders axially recessed with respect to a sealing lip of the neck finish.

The present application provides a container for a beverage filled in a hot fill process. The container may include a finish, a body section, and a base. The body section may include a number of support columns and a number of body panels. Each of the support columns may include a first raised mid-section extending into a first body panel and a second raised mid-section extending into a second body panel.

A multiple-chamber container that is extrusion blow molded with a single neck finish and a method to trim the single neck finish is provided. The physical appearance of the multiple-chamber container before the trimming process differs from the multiple-chamber container after the trimming process. The multiple-chamber container includes multiple openings that are configured to engage with a single cap after the trimming process to create a seal. The multiple-chamber container may contain different materials, such as liquids, gel-like substances, granular materials, food, etc. that are not permitted to flow from one chamber to the other chamber when the cap is engaged with the chamber openings.

The present application provides a container for a beverage filled in a hot fill process. The container may include a finish, a body section, and a base. The body section may include a number of support columns and a number of body panels. Each of the support columns may include a first raised mid-section extending into a first body panel and a second raised mid-section extending into a second body panel.

A receptacle includes a container and a cap, the cap being attachable to the container for closure of the receptacle, and having a passage with an opening. The container has a neck for the passage along a longitudinal axis of the receptacle, and the opening has a non-circular shaped inner contour formed complementary to a non-circular shaped outer contour of the neck. An inner circumferential surface of the passage and an outer circumferential surface of the neck are formed so that a form-fitting engagement is generable by rotating the cap relative to the container around the longitudinal axis, and the inner circumferential surface of the passage and the outer circumferential surface of the neck are formed so that a press-fining engagement in a radial direction is generable by rotating the cap relative to the container around the longitudinal axis after the cap is in form-fining engagement with the neck.

A container carrier and manufacturing method therefore are provided. The container carrier may include an integrally molded body with a top surface, a bottom surface, and one or more oval structures. Each oval structure has a circumferential rib with a plurality of flanges coupled to the circumferential rib, and each flange includes an inwardly projecting portion. An inner perimeter of each flange is formed to have an arcuate shape, and the inner perimeters of the flanges are collectively configured to define a void.

Optimization method of a non-optimized glass bottle and optimized glass bottle, the optimized glass bottle comprising a base (11), a body portion (12), a shoulder portion (13), and a neck portion (14) with a mouth (15) providing access to a hollow interior thereof, wherein the body portion (12) presents axial symmetry around the axial axis (E) at least in its lower two-thirds, simplifying its manufacture, handling, and/or labeling; and the neck portion (14) presents axial symmetry around the axial axis (E) at least in its upper two-thirds, simplifying its manufacture, handling, labeling, and/or capping; wherein the shoulder portion (13) has a cross-section, perpendicular to the axial axis (E), that is oblong at least in its central part farthest away from the body and neck portions (12, 14), maximizing the visual front of the bottle (10) in relation to the inner volume of the shoulder portion (13).

A container includes a neck finish extending from a body and having at least two thickened wall portions circumferentially spaced apart and extending radially inwardly, and including interior surfaces disposed radially inwardly of a neck finish interior surface to at least partially establish an internal trough, and axially facing shoulders axially recessed with respect to a sealing lip of the neck finish.