This image provides a detailed, close-up, slightly overhead view of fresh fruit displayed for sale in a retail environment, consistent with a grocery store or market stall in Paris, France

This image provides a detailed, close-up, slightly overhead view of fresh fruit displayed for sale in a retail environment, consistent with a grocery store or market stall in Paris, France. The primary subjects are two large, brown corrugated cardboard boxes, stacked vertically, each filled with apples. The apples are meticulously arranged within molded cardboard inserts, similar to egg cartons, with each apple occupying an individual depression. The top box contains approximately 38-40 red apples. Some of these apples are partially wrapped in thin white protective paper, and several bear small white stickers. The apples appear unblemished and uniformly ripe. The bottom box contains a similar quantity of apples, approximately 38-40, which exhibit a distinct red and yellow/orange coloration. One apple in this box clearly displays a blue "Gala" sticker. Like the upper box, these apples are also individually cradled in molded inserts. Both visible boxes have "fruites font" text printed on their side flaps. To the far left of the frame, a partial view of a third cardboard box reveals bright orange citrus fruits, likely oranges, some visible through a clear plastic bag or netting. To the far right, a fourth partially visible box contains green and yellow apples, distinct from the central red varieties. Above the upper apple box, a black sign with handwritten white text is visible. It clearly states "KG 2€ 99," indicating a price of 2 Euros and 99 cents per kilogram. Below this, the text "FRANCE. C.J" is partially legible, signifying the country of origin. The immediate background above the display appears to be a metallic roll-down shutter or a similar industrial-style partition. No people are visible within the frame. The scene is static, depicting a clean and organized produce display. The pricing in Euros and the "FRANCE" origin text confirm the location as within France, and by common retail practices, this type of display is frequently found in urban centers like Paris.