An indoor market stall in Brussels, Belgium, presents a display of fresh produce

An indoor market stall in Brussels, Belgium, presents a display of fresh produce. In the immediate foreground, a single large, yellow, heavily textured citron (cedrat) fruit, elongated and irregular in shape, rests within a green plastic ventilated crate. A black chalkboard sign, suspended by a black articulated plastic arm clipped to the green crate, identifies the fruit as "Citron / Citroen" and specifically "Cedrat," with an instruction to "Mangez le zeste!" (Eat the zest!), priced at 8€/kg. To the left, a partial black chalkboard sign displays text in Spanish, including "y libertad," with a price in Euros per kilogram. In the background, numerous smaller, round, bright orange citrus fruits, consistent with mandarins or tangerines, are piled in rustic wooden crates. One visible wooden crate bears the partial blue inscription "POMMERAIE" and "GEMBLOUX," indicating a Belgian origin or connection. The scene is illuminated by ambient indoor lighting.