This image captures the interior of a supermarket produce section in Puebla City, Mexico

This image captures the interior of a supermarket produce section in Puebla City, Mexico. The foreground and midground feature a large, multi-tiered display of fresh fruit. In the lower foreground, numerous dark green, striped watermelons are stacked. Several watermelons are cut into large, approximately 20-25 cm long, red slices, exposing small black seeds; these slices are placed on top of whole watermelons. Behind the watermelons, extending across the midground, are large piles of various melon types. These include light tan, netted-skin melons (likely cantaloupes), some of which are cut in half revealing orange flesh. Interspersed are bright yellow, smooth-skinned melons, some halved to show pale green or white flesh. Darker green, elongated, mottled-skin melons are also visible, with some cut halves displaying light green flesh. In the background, above the fruit displays, a long shelf holds multiple rows of dark-colored bottles, consistent with wine or spirits, arranged uniformly. Bottles are primarily dark green/brown and dark blue. A small white label with "349-" is visible above the bottles on the right side of the frame. Further in the distant background, to the right, another produce section is visible with large quantities of green fruit, possibly apples or limes, stacked in organized rows, alongside refrigerated display cases. The ceiling above is constructed from a textured, light brown material, resembling cork or wood paneling. Large, rectangular, white illuminated light fixtures are suspended from the ceiling in the foreground and midground, while a large, round, white hanging fixture is visible on the far right. No individuals are present within the scene.