The mark consists of a yellow-and-orange blended semi-circle background, the upper-left corner of which contains a thin-white-outlined semi-circle masking nine stylized red lines of various widths, with eight uniform-width thin white lines in between, all of which are in the back from a white circle; on the upper-right side, there is a red-outlined white quadrilateral with rounded upper and lower sides superimposed by the word stylized in red color "GARZETA", which is located under the figure of a stylized orange heron flying. Underneath all of the foregoing there is an irregularly-shaped, thin-white-outlined orange ring surrounding a big white circle, the composite being surrounded by red and yellow spots that make the form of peaks disposed so as to resemble sun rays. In the lower right, there is the figure of a caricatured and smiling white-gloved red chili pepper with a black stem and green leaves on his head, white eyeballs with black pupils, and black mouth with white teeth and red tongue, all surrounded by a yellow flame; at the bottom of the semi-circle background is the thin-black-inner-, thick-yellow-outer-, and thin-white-outermost-outlined word with red stylized letters "KIPIKOSO"; both letters "i" are topped by a red flame. Under "KIPIKOSO" is the red-outlined white wording "HOT CANDY POWDER/POLVITO DULCE ENCHILADO".
The color(s) GREEN, ORANGE, RED, WHITE, YELLOW and BLACK is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.
The English translation of "Garzeta" in the mark is "egret". The wording "kipikoso" has no meaning in a foreign language. The English translation of "POLVITO DULCE ENCHILADO" in the mark is "HOT CANDY POWDER".
"HOT CANDY POWDER/POLVITO DULCE ENCHILADO"