refrigerated display case in a supermarket, likely in Castelo Branco, Portugal, based on the presence of Portuguese language packaging

refrigerated display case in a supermarket, likely in Castelo Branco, Portugal, based on the presence of Portuguese language packaging. The display is filled with various packaged baked goods, primarily biscuits and cakes, arranged on multiple shelves. The products are predominantly in clear plastic packaging tied with yellow ribbons, with labels displaying brand names, product information, and nutritional details in Portuguese. On the top shelves, there are large bags of what appear to be biscuits, some with a layered, slightly curved appearance. The labels on these bags show the text "Pão de Ló" and "BRISA DE MEL." Further down, another set of shelves contains bags of biscuits labeled "BORRACHÃO" and also "Pão de Ló." The lower shelves display different types of baked goods. One shelf has bags of round, bread-like items labeled "BRIGA DE LEITE." Another shelf shows smaller packages of what seem to be shortbread or cookies, labeled "Pao da Avó" and "BISCOITOS DE LIMÃO." There are also bags of a more elaborately shaped pastry labeled "Pastelinhos de Safara." To the right of the baked goods display, a portion of a yellow, textured panel is visible, which is part of the supermarket's interior design. Beyond this panel, another refrigerated section is visible, containing bottles of sparkling wine, including brands like "CANTY" and "GANCIA ASTI," as well as jars of preserves labeled "BOLO A COLHER." Price tags are also visible, such as "4.99€" and "10.99€." The overall environment appears to be a clean, well-lit commercial setting. No people are visible in the frame. The focus is entirely on the merchandise within the refrigerated display.