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This media file captures a close-up view of a refrigerated meat display in what appears to be a supermarket or butcher shop in Santiago, Chile. The scene is dominated by numerous cuts of red meat, individually vacuum-sealed in clear plastic packaging and arranged on black wire shelves. The primary subjects are the various portions of beef, likely "Lomo Vetado" (which translates to ribeye or striploin), as indicated by several labels. The cuts vary in size and shape, showing marbling and a deep reddish color typical of fresh beef. Prominently featured are price tags and informational signs. A large white sign with "PRECIO BAJO" (Low Price) displays "$ 12.990," with additional smaller text below, possibly indicating the original price and savings. Another smaller yellow tag shows "$ 12.990" as well. On a lower shelf, a smaller yellow tag displays "$ 9.690." Many of the meat packages themselves have white and blue labels, some clearly showing the brand "PUL" and repeating "LOMO VETADO," along with other details like weight in "KG" and product codes. An orange sign on the top left shelf also reads "Lomo Vetado" with a small grill icon and "sa recomendado" (recommended). The setting is an indoor, commercial environment, likely a grocery store, given the organized display and pricing. No people are visible, and the focus is entirely on the meat products for sale. The lighting is bright and even, typical of retail spaces. The image provides a clear glimpse into a meat section, highlighting pricing and product branding in a Chilean supermarket.
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