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A black food package for "XILE CHILE" candies is prominently featured, resting on a light blue-green surface, likely a countertop or table, in San Bernardino Tlaxcalancingo, Mexico. The package design incorporates a vibrant, wavy pattern with gradients of green, orange, and brown. Three hexagonal warning labels, characteristic of Mexican food regulations, are visible on the left side of the package. They read: "EXCESO CALORÍAS" (Excess Calories), "EXCESO AZÚCARES" (Excess Sugars), and "EXCESO SODIO" (Excess Sodium). Below these warnings, the text "SECRETARÍA DE SALUD" (Ministry of Health) is printed. The product's name, "XILE CHILE," is displayed in large, stylized white letters. To the right, an image depicts several small, colorful candies (red, green, and orange/brown) generously coated with chili powder, illustrating the product "DULCES CUBIERTOS CON CHILE" (Candies covered with chile). Further text on the package includes "INTERNATIONAL CANDY, MEXICAN TASTE. ©2018" and "CONT. NETO: 50 g" (Net Content: 50 g). In the blurred background, part of a white object with repeating black text, possibly "erlab," is visible. No people or specific activities are shown, just the packaged product.
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