25 and the tabs 14 and 17 raised i e open and folded outwards from the box as shown in detail in the longitudinal section of fig1 which clearly shows the attitude assumed by the upper end of the box and inserts into the box the article which it is intended to house it is of the maximum importance to note that by virtue of the aforedescribed structure the upper panel 10 and the flap 25 of the open box fig1 form a chute which facilitates the insertion of the said article into the box while preventing the article interfering with the upper edge of the panel 12 a and of the illustrative leaflet 22 which is thus securely protected within the box a portion of the leaflet for example that portion on which the product identification bar codes are printed enclosed in the box is visible through the hole 27 in the panel 12 a as only a bottle or another article has to be inserted into the box this can be done at high speed with known machines without the user firm having normally to take particular care to prevent the bottle or other product when being inserted into the.