The name of this crispy wafer biscuits with strawberry cream, لوكو , is written using Zawiya Bold. The Latin equivalent, Loco, appears to use matching lettering. The product description is set in Boutros GE SS Two (Arabic) and Optima Bold (English), with various other fonts used for the trilingual list of ingredients and other small print.

The wafer biscuits are produced by Basateen Baladi Food Industry, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The font used for the company name, بساتين بلادي (Basateen Baladi) is unidentified.

A plastic bag of bread holds a yellow badge typed in Zawiya, a Kufic modern square-shaped Arabic typeface. The words in this badge read “Ramadan Kareem, 5+1 Bee 4 Jinaih” (Well Ramadan, 5+1 at 4 Pounds).

Another phrase in Arabic is set in another font and says “Lebanese bread”. The Latin typefaces used for English text include Cheltenham and Lobster.