Abstract: Cap for bottles containing edible oil, which makes it possible to minimise the dimensions of the cap, with the advantages of reducing the weight and saving on raw materials that this involves, maintaining its high performance in terms of the safety, sealing and hygiene of the closure, comprising a body that consists of a sealing skirt that is attached to the neck of the container and a lid that is hinged to said sealing skirt, the skirt and the lid initially being joined by a plurality of sealing points, comprising a pourer that has a flat staggered section that rests on the edge of the neck of the container and a central lattice whose periphery is weakly joined to the body of the pourer, also comprising a sealing disc that is thermosealed to the pourer by the flat staggered section and the central lattice, said disc presenting a circumferential pre-cut line that is situated between the flat staggered area and the neck of the container.

Abstract: Simplified cap for oil bottles that allows reduction of cap size, with the subsequent advantages in terms of lower weight and savings on raw material, being comprised of a body that includes a tilting cap and lower flap fixed to the bottle neck, in addition to a pouring spout body disposed between the cap body and bottle neck, where said pouring spout body adopts a flat bottom with radial slots emerging from a flat central area, while a circumferential rib that defines an annular area ending in a second circumferential rib for anchoring the end of the bottle neck emerges from the central outer area of the pouring spout wall.

Abstract: A stopper incorporates a cylindrical body attachable to the edge of a container or bottle and a cover with a hinge. In the upper part of the body is incorporated a mouthpiece blockable by means of a neck of the cover. On the body of the stopper is a sealing strip joined by breakable points, wherein in-cuts are established for the retaining of corresponding projections in the cover in its closed position. The strip is provided with end wings that are positioned in depressions of the side surface of the cover, without projecting from this, the positioning of a shield of the cover in a depression of the upper edge of the sealing strip, as well as a number of vertical ribbings of the strip and the mouthpiece that are out of line with respect of the center of the stopper, with a displacement towards the sealing strip area.