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This relates to a device for identifying a product which may be placed within a carton. Most particularly, it relates to cartons for drinks served at a fast food establishment. The carton is formed of a paperboard having a plastic facing both interiorly and exteriorly. Identifying indicia is printed on the carton adjacent a corner of the carton and tabs are defined by cut lines which extend through the outer plastic layer and terminate within the paperboard core with the paperboard being radially delaminatable. Free ends of the cut lines remote from the corner are joined by a fold line. When the carton is folded to define corners, the tabs, which extend across the corners, automatically have their starting ends displaced from the plane of the paperboard so as to be radially grippable and displaceable. The projecting tabs also function as anti-stacking devices in that they project from the corners and prevent telescoped open cartons from wedging one within the other when they are stacked for ease of handling and shipment.
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