Abstract: A packet for tobacco products includes an inner container housing a group of tobacco products. A bottom wall is positioned at end portions of the tobacco products. An outer container houses the inner container slidably in parallel with axes of the tobacco products, thus allowing the inner container to slide between a retracted position, and an extracted or raised position. The bottom wall of the inner container forms a supporting portion abutting the end portion of one of the tobacco products. The top wall of the outer container includes an opening, and each sliding action of the inner container towards the raised position causes an axial movement towards the top wall of the outer container of the tobacco product abutting the supporting portion and causing a pickup portion of the tobacco product to come out through the opening in the outer container.

Abstract: A packet for tobacco products, includes a mobile container to receive the tobacco products, and a box-shaped body, housing the mobile container such that the mobile container can slide relative to the box-shaped body between a position in which the mobile container is completely inserted in the box-shaped body and a position in which a part of it is extracted from the box-shaped body. Each mobile container includes an inner container housing a group of tobacco products, and an outer container housing the inner container slidably in parallel with axes of the tobacco products, thus allowing the inner container to slide between a retracted position, and an extracted or raised position, in which the inner container is positioned close to a top wall of the outer container and a portion of a tobacco product is accessible through an opening in the outer container.

Abstract: A cigarette packet substantially having the shape of a parallelepiped and containing a group of cigarettes includes an outer case formed by two larger lateral walls, respectively a front wall and a rear wall, and by two smaller lateral walls or sides, by a lower wall or base and by an upper wall or lid. An inner case is inserted in the outer case. The outer case includes a projection for controlling the lid, the projection being interposed between the front wall of the outer case and a front wall of the inner case and moveable between a first position in which the lid is closed and a second position in which the lid is open. A mechanism is provided for reciprocal engagement of the projection and the inner case for partially extracting the group of cigarettes from the outer case.

Abstract: A packet for tobacco products, includes a mobile container to receive the tobacco products, and a box-shaped body, housing the mobile container such that the mobile container can slide relative to the box-shaped body between a position in which the mobile container is completely inserted in the box-shaped body and a position in which a part of it is extracted from the box-shaped body. Each mobile container includes an inner container housing a group of tobacco products, and an outer container housing the inner container slidably in parallel with axes of the tobacco products, thus allowing the inner container to slide between a retracted position, and an extracted or raised position, in which the inner container is positioned close to a top wall of the outer container and a portion of a tobacco product is accessible through an opening in the outer container.

Abstract: A packet for tobacco products includes an inner container housing a group of tobacco products. A bottom wall is positioned at end portions of the tobacco products. An outer container houses the inner container slidably in parallel with the axes of the tobacco products, thus allowing the inner container to slide between a retracted position, and an extracted or raised position. The bottom wall of the inner container forms a supporting portion abutting the end portion of one of the tobacco products. The top wall of the outer container includes an opening, and each sliding action of the inner container towards the raised position causes an axial movement towards the top wall of the outer container of the tobacco product abutting the supporting portion and causing a pickup portion of the tobacco product to come out through the opening in the outer container.

Abstract: A packet (1) of cigarettes having a group (4) of cigarettes; an inner package (3), which encloses the group (4) of cigarettes and has an extraction opening (5); and a pull-up flap (21), which is fitted to at least two cigarettes (22) in the group (4) of cigarettes, and has a grip end (23) which projects at the extraction opening (5) of the inner package (3) and is pulled up to lift up the cigarettes (22) to which the pull-up flap is fitted. The pull-up flap (21) is defined by a rigid blank (29) having at least one fold line (30) and folded into an L or a U about the bottom end (24) of part of the group (4) of cigarettes, and is completely detached from, and so slides freely with respect to, the inner package (3).

Abstract: A packet (1) of cigarettes having a group (4) of cigarettes; an inner package (3), which encloses the group (4) of cigarettes and has an extraction opening (5); and a pull-up flap (21), which is fitted to at least two cigarettes (22) in the group (4) of cigarettes, and has a grip end (23) which projects at the extraction opening (5) of the inner package (3) and is pulled up to lift up the cigarettes (22) to which the pull-up flap is fitted. The pull-up flap (21) is defined by a rigid blank (29) having at least one fold line (30) and folded into an L or a U about the bottom end (24) of part of the group (4) of cigarettes, and is completely detached from, and so slides freely with respect to, the inner package (3).

Abstract: A cigarette packet substantially having the shape of a parallelepiped and containing a group of cigarettes includes an outer case formed by two larger lateral walls, respectively a front wall and a rear wall, and by two smaller lateral walls or sides, by a lower wall or base and by an upper wall or lid. An inner case is inserted in the outer case. The outer case includes a projection for controlling the lid, the projection being interposed between the front wall of the outer case and a front wall of the inner case and moveable between a first position in which the lid is closed and a second position in which the lid is open. A mechanism is provided for reciprocal engagement of the projection and the inner case for partially extracting the group of cigarettes from the outer case.

Abstract: A rigid package for tobacco articles has a parallelepiped-shaped container housing a group of tobacco articles and having a withdrawal opening; and a cup-shaped lid hinged to the container along a hinge to rotate, with respect to the container, between an open position and a closed position respectively opening and closing the withdrawal opening; the container and the lid are formed by folding two independent separate blanks.

Abstract: A rigid package for tobacco articles has a parallelepiped-shaped container housing a group of tobacco articles and having a withdrawal opening; and a cup-shaped lid hinged to the container along a hinge to rotate, with respect to the container, between an open position and a closed position respectively opening and closing the withdrawal opening; the container and the lid are formed by folding two independent separate blanks.

Abstract: A protective packaging for eggs comprising a containing part and a covering part, said parts being superimposable and, interchangeable, including a top wall, a bottom wall and two opposed lateral walls, and being obtained from flat, single piece punched members that are distinct and separated or hinge-connected and being, provided with fastening members in the superimposed condition; each of which has a predetermined number of complementary half-housings for eggs, and which in the superimposed condition of said containing and covering parts constitute complete housing suitable for supporting eggs therein in a shock-free manner and in a spaced relationship with respect to said top, bottom and lateral walls.