TRI-BOX® FOOD CARRIERS
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Tri-Box Food Carrier products are protected by patents in the United States. This web page is provided to satisfy the virtual patent marking provisions of various jurisdictions including the virtual patent marking provisions of notice under 35 U.S.C. § 287(a). Additional patents are pending in the United States. Tri-Box Food Carrier products are protected by the following United States Patents: 10,233,001 and 11,046,493
Tri-Box Food Carrier products are protected by patents in the United States. This web page is provided to satisfy the virtual patent marking provisions of various jurisdictions including the virtual patent marking provisions of notice under 35 U.S.C. § 287(a). Additional patents are pending in the United States. Tri-Box Food Carrier products are protected by the following United States Patents: 10,233,001 and 11,046,493
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Meet SANTE FURIO
Inventor & Patent Owner
Property of Furio Intellectual Properties LLC,
U.S. Pat. No. 10,233,001 and U.S. PAT NO. 11,046,493
dba Tri-Box® Food Carrier
Inventor & Patent Owner
Property of Furio Intellectual Properties LLC,
U.S. Pat. No. 10,233,001 and U.S. PAT NO. 11,046,493
dba Tri-Box® Food Carrier
HOW IT ALL STARTED
HOW IT ALL STARTED … My name is Sante Fiorio, the Owner and Inventor of the TRI-BOX® food carriers, U.S. Patent No. 10,233,001 and No. 11,046,493 .
MARCH 2016, I WALKED INTO A PIZZERIA and asked the owner to quote on slice pizza boxes. The owner approached me and said, “I want something for customers to carry out their orders that is better than a bag. Something that will keep the food from leaking out the side and will prevent the cheese from shifting to one side. We receive many customer complaints. People would order more pizza slices if they had an easier way to carry them. Can you make me something better than a bag?"
Another owner was listening to our conversation and came forward to say, "the food doesn't leave my oven or kitchen that way! The food is very appealing. If you can make something to protect the food that would be good.”
TWO MONTHS LATER … I applied countless hours of sketches, concepts and design attempts, twisting and cutting corrugated material. I combined countless ways to use corrugated board with commonly used and seldom used design concepts combined with unique production techniques. My notebook of ideas reminded me of Galileo's notebook. No moment escaped me that I did not think about the carrier and a way to produce it cost efficiently.
AFTER COUNTLESS HOURS OF DESIGN AND PROTOTYPE ATTEMPTS. I was stuck, almost ready to accept defeat and had a tremendous headache from thinking. I fell asleep on the couch and when I woke up I had the answer. As if it was a flash of creative genius. A cost efficient way to produce the carriers. Immediately I finished the design, and applied for a patent with what has proven to be an innovative revolutionary food carrier providing the ultimate customer convenience.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER I EXPERIENCED MY "FLASH OF CREATIVITY. The production drawings were made for triangle slice and square pizza cartons. Working with my attorneys Andrew D. Brazil of McKenna Storer, Chicago IL, and Stephen T. Scherrer, Scherrer Patent & Trademark Law, Crystal Lake, IL. we proceeded to file the Patent on the Tri-Box food carrier. MARCH 2019, US Patent No. 10,233,001 was issued for the TRI-BOX® Food Carriers.
MARCH 2016, I WALKED INTO A PIZZERIA and asked the owner to quote on slice pizza boxes. The owner approached me and said, “I want something for customers to carry out their orders that is better than a bag. Something that will keep the food from leaking out the side and will prevent the cheese from shifting to one side. We receive many customer complaints. People would order more pizza slices if they had an easier way to carry them. Can you make me something better than a bag?"
Another owner was listening to our conversation and came forward to say, "the food doesn't leave my oven or kitchen that way! The food is very appealing. If you can make something to protect the food that would be good.”
TWO MONTHS LATER … I applied countless hours of sketches, concepts and design attempts, twisting and cutting corrugated material. I combined countless ways to use corrugated board with commonly used and seldom used design concepts combined with unique production techniques. My notebook of ideas reminded me of Galileo's notebook. No moment escaped me that I did not think about the carrier and a way to produce it cost efficiently.
AFTER COUNTLESS HOURS OF DESIGN AND PROTOTYPE ATTEMPTS. I was stuck, almost ready to accept defeat and had a tremendous headache from thinking. I fell asleep on the couch and when I woke up I had the answer. As if it was a flash of creative genius. A cost efficient way to produce the carriers. Immediately I finished the design, and applied for a patent with what has proven to be an innovative revolutionary food carrier providing the ultimate customer convenience.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER I EXPERIENCED MY "FLASH OF CREATIVITY. The production drawings were made for triangle slice and square pizza cartons. Working with my attorneys Andrew D. Brazil of McKenna Storer, Chicago IL, and Stephen T. Scherrer, Scherrer Patent & Trademark Law, Crystal Lake, IL. we proceeded to file the Patent on the Tri-Box food carrier. MARCH 2019, US Patent No. 10,233,001 was issued for the TRI-BOX® Food Carriers.
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Andrew D. Bratzel & McKenna Storer
33 N. LaSalle St., STE 1400, Chicago, IL 60602 www.mckenna-law.com |
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17 E. Crystal Lake Ave., Crystal Lake, IL 60012 www.scherrerpatentlaw.com |
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