A plastic bottle and straw assembly wherein the plastic bottle has a built-in straw for drinking a liquid and is embedded through the bottom of the bottle from the outside, is sealed to prevent leakage, and solves the problem of having separate pieces and allows a user to not be required to tilt their head back to access a liquid.

The present invention provides a pouch having a liquid accommodation space for storing a liquid material therein, and in the pouch, boundaries of a first sheet material and a second sheet material are bonded to each other to form an upper fusion portion, a lower fusion portion, a first side fusion portion, and a second side fusion portion. In the liquid accommodation space, a dividing fusion portion is formed apart from the first side fusion portion, and a drink suction tunnel is formed between the dividing fusion portion and the first side fusion portion. The drink suction tunnel includes first and second curved portions which are formed by making the first sheet material and the second sheet material protrude outward between the first side fusion portion and the dividing fusion portion, wherein the first and second curved portions are formed by a thermoforming.

A straw cup lid is provided. The straw cup lid includes a lid and a water stopping member. A pivot hole is disposed on a lid upper surface while a pivot pin is protruding from a bottom of the water stopping member and mounted into the pivot hole to pivotally connect the water stopping member with the lid. A convection hole is located at the lid upper surface and adjacent to the pivot hole and penetrating the lid upper surface while a corresponding protruding block on the bottom of the water stopping member is engaged with the convection hole. The lid upper surface is concave to have a lower central area. A straw slot is on the lid for allowing a top of a straw to protrude therefrom. A water stopping plug on the bottom of the water stopping member is inserted into the straw.

A plastic bottle and straw assembly wherein the plastic bottle has a built-in straw for drinking a liquid and is embedded through the bottom of the bottle from the outside, is sealed to prevent leakage, and solves the problem of having separate pieces and allows a user to not be required to tilt their head back to access a liquid.

This document discloses a disposable beverage cup with a non-removable straw. This disposable beverage cup and non-removable straw substantially reduce, or even eliminate, a chance that the straw will end up, on its own, polluting the world's oceans or land. This is due to the straw being non-removable and, along with the disposable beverage cup, being more likely to be properly disposed of, composted, or otherwise responsibly handled.

A cup having an integrated straw is provided. The cup has a mold release surface at a liquid outlet portion, in the injection molding process, a male mold of an accommodating room can be directly removed from the mold release surface to form the liquid outlet portion. A cup body is integrally formed with a straw body, which can easily achieve injection molding release. When the cup body is filled with a solid or liquid beverage, the user can suck the beverage through a top opening portion of the straw body.

A stackable drinking cup has a frustoconical body with a sipping straw formed in the conical side. The inlet at the bottom of the cup has a greater cross-section than the outlet in the mouthpiece of the straw when the sipping straw extends inside the body of the cup.

The object of the invention is a drinking straw, which comprises a liquid channel (3) and one edge section (4), which liquid channel (3) is essentially parallel with the edge section (4). The drinking straw (1) material is sustainable, recyclable and biodegradable coated. cardboard, and in that the drinking straw (1) is formed of one essentially rectangular sheet-like piece (2) of the coated cardboard.

A container can include a container body, a container top, a closure, and a closure seal. The container top can be connected to the container body. The container top includes a first opening and a second opening. The closure is selectively connected to the container top to control access to the first opening and the second opening. The closure seal is positioned between the closure and the container top. The closure seal comprises a first sealing surface and a second sealing surface. The first sealing surface is sized and configured to at least partially seal the first opening when the closure is connected to the container top. The second sealing surface is sized and configured to at least partially seal the second opening when the closure is connected to the container top.

This document discloses a disposable beverage cup with a non-removable straw. This disposable beverage cup and non-removable straw substantially reduce, or even eliminate, a chance that the straw will end up, on its own, polluting the world's oceans or land. This is due to the straw being non-removable and, along with the disposable beverage cup, being more likely to be properly disposed of, composted, or otherwise responsibly handled.