Abstract: Packaging for fresh fruit characterized as having a lower surface forming an upward, re-entrant recess, the packaging comprising(a) upper and lower container sections to receive the fruit,(b) first locating structure on one of the container sections to project into that recess, thereby to position the fruit, limiting its sideward movement relative to the container,(c) that one section having a wall engageable with another and like container during stacking of the containers, and that one section having a wall portion dished toward the interior of the container, that dished portion carrying said locating structure for flexing when the locating structure engages the fresh fruit.

Abstract: Packaging for fresh fruit characterized as having a lower surface forming an upward, re-entrant recess, the packaging comprising(a) upper and lower container sections to receive said fruit,(b) first locating means on the container lower section to project upwardly into said recess, thereby to position the lower extent of the fruit, limiting its sideward movement relative to the container,(c) and second locating means on the container upper section to engage the upper extent of the fruit, thereby to position same limiting its sideward movement relative to the container.

Abstract: A package for fresh fruit characterized as having a lower surface forming an upward, re-entrant recess, the package comprising(a) a cup-shaped container to receive the fruit,(b) first locating structure in the container to project upwardly into that recess, thereby to position the lower extent of the fruit, limiting its sideward movement relative to the container,(c) and second locating structure in the container to engage the upper extent of the fruit, thereby to position same limiting its sideward movement relative to the container, the second structure including a deformable sheet. The second structure may be integral with the container's cover.

Abstract: A modular component of a rack for storing articles comprises:(a) a longitudinally elongated body having opposite sides, a longitudinally elongated boundary, longitudinally spaced segmented boundaries laterally spaced from the longitudinally elongated boundary, and longitudinally spaced laterally extending boundaries at longitudinally opposite ends of the body,(b) the body having tongue and groove connections at certain of the boundaries, the connections defining guide shoulders extending widthwise between said opposite sides for guided connection with like tongue and groove connections on a like modular component,(c) and the body defining through openings extending widthwise between said sides, those openings sized to receive said articles which are elongated in said widthwise direction, the through openings being longitudinally spaced between the laterally extending boundaries, the openings located generally between the segmented boundaries, and the openings having longitudinally and laterally extending side

Abstract: A modular component of a rack for storing articles comprises:A. a longitudinally elongated body having opposite sides, a longitudinally elongated boundary, longitudinally spaced segmented boundaries laterally spaced from said longitudinally elongated boundary, and longitudinally spaced laterally extending boundaries at longitudinally opposite ends of the body,B. the body having tongue and groove connections at certain of said boundaries, said connections defining guide shoulders extending widthwise between said opposite sides for guided connection with like tongue and groove connections on a like modular component,C. and said body defining through openings extending widthwise between said sides, said openings sized to receive said articles which are elongated in said widthwise direction, said through openings being longitudinally spaced between said laterally extending boundaries, and said openings located generally between said segmented boundaries.