The mark consists of a large vertical rectangle outlined in black. This rectangle includes a vertical rectangle in the upper left quadrant in light purple and outlined in black. At the top of this rectangle is the wording "GALLETA MAF" in white. Below this wording are two concentric circles, the first in red and outlined in white, and the inner circle in white and outlined in red. Inside the inner circle is the wording "GALLETAS PUIG" in red. Below these elements are the terms "DESDE 1911" in red above a line in red. To the right of the vertical rectangle in the top left quadrant is a square in blue and outlined black. At the top of this square is the wording "IA CON CHOCOLATE DE LECHE" in white. Below this wording is the word "DELICIAS" in yellow above a line in yellow. Underneath this line is the word "MARIA" in white and outlined in yellow over an ampersand in yellow and outlined in black. Below this element is the word "CHOCOLATE" in yellow and outlined in black. At the bottom left of the rectangle in the lower left quadrant is a vertical rectangle in blue and outlined in black. To the right of this rectangle in the lower right quadrant is a square in light purple and outlined in black. In the lower right corner of this rectangle is the wording "PESO NETO: 34 G" in blue over the wording "NET WEIGHT: 1,19 OZ" in blue, which is above the letters and numbers "CPE0909174975". Overlaying at least some of all of the quadrants of the vertical rectangle is a cookie with a bite taken from the bottom, which has brown on the top of the cookie, and beige on the filling below. In the place where the cookie was bit on the top portion, there are four squares in black. Etched on the top of the cookie is a design of many small flag like figures attached to vertical poles that are chained together at the bottom of each pole. These figures appear on the entire border near the edge of cookie except on the area where the bite is taken. Towards the top of the cookie and in the middle is the term "PUIG". Below this term is the word "MARIA". Below this word is the term "CARACAS".