Pacific Market International, LLC

A lid attachment for a beverage container lid that includes a main body, a plurality of attachment features, and an ornamental feature connected to the main body. The main body includes a central cavity that extends through the main body about a cavity axis. The central cavity provides access between a top side and a bottom side of the main body. The central cavity is sized to accommodate entry of a straw. The plurality of attachment features extend outward from the bottom side of the main body. The plurality of attachment features each include a distal free end. The distal free end includes a retainment feature. The lid attachment is rotatable about the cavity axis when mounted to a beverage container lid, independent of the lid.

A container lid including a lid body defining a central chamber, the lid body further including a hollow threaded shaft in the central chamber, the hollow threaded shaft including a plug, a dial rotatably engaged with the lid body, wherein the dial includes a neck extending into the central chamber and surrounding the threaded shaft, and wherein the dial is positionable in a first position and in a second position, an upper straw threadably engaged with the hollow threaded shaft and slidably engaged with the neck of the dial, and wherein the upper straw defines an inlet, and wherein when the dial is in the first position, the plug is disengaged from the inlet of the upper straw and wherein when the dial is in the second position, the plug is engaged with the inlet of the upper straw, and a lower straw fluidically coupled to the hollow threaded shaft.

The present disclosure relates to a handle system, as described herein, that is movable between an outer or extended position and an inner or retracted position. In examples, the movable handle may be a component of a container system such as a beverage container. In examples, the system includes an actuator such as a button that, when interacted with, facilitates movement of the handle from a first position to a second position.