PACKAGING CONTAINER

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a preventive measure against a problem that when a straw is pierced through a straw hole to make it open, a resin film piece of a torn container mixes into the straw although it is a very rare case, and resultingly when a drinker sucks a content liquid, the resin film piece of the torn container is sucked into a mouth of the drinker simultaneously together with the liquid. SOLUTION: The packaging container is formed by placing a straw hole part as a pour-out port on a wrapper top wall, wherein the straw hole part is formed by cutting a part of a paper base in advance, then welding a resin entirely on the paper base over the straw hole part from a surface of the wrapper top wall, and welding the resin entirely on the paper base over the straw hole part from a rear of the wrapper top wall. Therefore, the paper base is not cut in a circle as in a conventional straw hole, but the hole is formed with a part of the paper base linked, so that even if the straw hole part is opened when the hole is pierced but another part is not cut. As a result, the paper base including the resin at the straw hole part is not sucked into the straw.