This image depicts the interior of a supermarket bakery section in Gauting, Germany

This image depicts the interior of a supermarket bakery section in Gauting, Germany. A long row of tiered, self-service bakery display units dominates the scene, extending from left to right. Each unit consists of multiple vertical compartments with pull-out wire baskets behind clear glass fronts, illuminated by internal LED strips. The majority of these baskets are empty or contain only a few items, indicating low stock. Visible products include a few croissants, a pink-glazed donut, and several bread rolls or pastries. White price tags with black text are attached to the glass panels, displaying prices in Euros such as €0.55, €0.99, €0.65, €0.45, and €0.48. Overhead black signs label sections as "Brötchen" (rolls) and "Snacks." Wooden-look laminate panels form the base of the display units, with integrated slots for "Große Tüte" (large bag) and "Kleine Tüte" (small bag). On the far right, a transparent plastic dispenser holds stacked "Süße-Stückchen-Box" (sweet pastry boxes) and "Mehrweg-Brotbeutel" (reusable bread bags). One visible sign mentions "Bayerische Backtradition" (Bavarian baking tradition) alongside a Bavarian flag symbol. The floor is covered with light-colored, rectangular ceramic tiles featuring dark gray grout lines and subtle, embedded light-brown speckles. Scattered crumbs and small debris are present on the tiled floor in front of the bakery units. In the lower-left foreground, the front part of a metal shopping cart is visible, containing items in a clear plastic bag, including what appear to be red radishes. No individuals are present in the image.