The mark consists of a three-dimensional mark consisting of the trade dress applied to packaging for candy, namely, the configuration of an octagonal cardboard box having top and bottom surfaces whose width and length are substantially greater than the height of the box, creating a box where the top (lid) and bottom surfaces are the largest surfaces, the side surfaces are the second largest surfaces, onto which is printed a distinctive design comprising a white background color, with stylized orange poppy-like flowers going around the periphery of the box; the poppy-like flowers ebb and flow around the periphery, with some appearing quite near the viewer and others being further off; also appearing in the design are the terms Chocolat Pavot, which are gold-colored; the term STORCK, which is black; and winged design above the term STORCK, which is yellow on the left and red on the right; these terms are repeated on opposite sides of the periphery of the design; finally, the top portion of the design shows a piece of candy which is brown and caramel in color in an opened orange wrapper, which evokes the poppy-like motif in its display and is blue on the inside center portion of the wrapper, and the term Chocolat Pavot appears on a silver oval on the front of the wrapper.