Abstract: A basket for public use includes a substantially upright tapered body for repeatedly moving purchasable items within a store; the body includes an interior space and an open top; the open top permits access to the interior for placing the plurality of purchasable items in the interior. Wheels allow rolling the basket within the store and a telescoping handle provided on a face of the body rollingly pulls the basket. A like-basket is nestable in the basket in a first and a second position; eg the telescoping handles are proximate to each other or the telescoping handles are distal from each other.

Abstract: A basket for public use includes a substantially upright tapered body for repeatedly moving purchasable items within a store; the body includes an interior space and an open top; the open top permits access to the interior for placing the plurality of purchasable items in the interior. Wheels allow rolling the basket within the store and a telescoping handle provided on a face of the body rollingly pulls the basket. A like-basket is nestable in the basket in a first and a second position; eg the telescoping handles are proximate to each other or the telescoping handles are distal from each other.

Abstract: The present invention disclosure relates to a shopping basket intended for being coupled on a larger second shopping basket of the type having wheels and steered by means of a pulling handle, and basically comprising a one-piece body with a front wall, a rear wall, two side walls and a bottom, and anchoring means intended for securing it on the lower basket, preventing it from tipping over.

Abstract: Stackable basket (1) of those used in self-service shops and/or supermarkets, easy to use and adaptable to different users, that ensures the required hygiene when stacked and basically is provided, in addition to a conventional hinged handle, with a telescopic handle (5), a pair of wheels (11), two vertical L-shaped walls (15) that define corresponding small cubicles together with the side walls of the basket (1) so that when the baskets are stacked the wheels (11) of the basket placed above are located on the vertical projection of said cubicles, and with at least two through orifices (16) placed on the lower vertices of the basket.