Method for perishable food or item in a container with a container storage technology

Abstract

A method and system for manufacturing, producing, preparing, packaging, displaying, selling and marketing perishable food or items in a container with a container storage technology for use with select consumer goods or household appliances. A method and system for the use of multiple brand logos or names and communicative indicia on a container or product packaging wherein at least one of the brand logos or names, such as a secondary or tertiary brand logo or name can be used to represent different or distinct products, services or benefits from the primary brand logo or name.

Description

[0001]The present application claims priority to and the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application Ser. No. 61 / 803,179, filed Mar. 19, 2013, the entire disclosure of which is hereby incorporated by reference.FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0002]The present invention relates to a method and system for manufacturing, producing, preparing, packaging, displaying, selling and marketing perishable food or items in a container with a container storage technology for use with select consumer goods or household appliances. Also disclosed is a method and system for the use of multiple brand logos or names and communicative indicia on a container or product packaging wherein at least one of the brand logos or names (such as a secondary or tertiary brand logo or name) can be used to represent different or distinct products, services or benefits from the primary brand logo or name. Secondary or tertiary brand logos or names can communicate to consumers either an enhanced, unexpected or unseen use or benefi...

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Benefits of technology

The invention provides efficient and simpler food storage technologies and methods to reduce food waste and provide enhanced information to consumers. The patent describes containers with primary brand logos or names that inform consumers of the expected quality of the food or item inside. The containers also have secondary or tertiary brand logos or names that add to the perceived quality of the primary brand logo or name product and can provide extended shelf-life. The container packaging can also highlight technologies incorporated into the container to inform consumers of the technologies and their location on the product. The appliance can also have secondary or tertiary brand logos or names to inform consumers of the unseen or unexpected benefits associated with the appliance. The one-way valves used in the patent can create vacuum or pressurized environments inside containers for safety purposes and can also have adjusted air flows, sensitivities, or cracking pressures to prevent damage to the container. The vacuum compartments can also have release valves to automatically release the vacuum when a predetermined level is reached or exceeded.

Problems solved by technology

Product containers, packaging and container storage technologies impact product effectiveness, desirability and visibility to customers and directly impact revenues derived from product sales.

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