Watermelon

Watermelons (Citrullus lanatus) are highly cultivated fruit-bearing vines originally native to southern Africa. As a raw agricultural product shown without packaging, it is a generic produce item rather than a branded consumer good.

Globally, watermelons are produced in vast quantities, with China being the largest producer, followed by countries like Turkey, Iran, and Brazil. Because this is fresh produce without a sticker or PLU code, the specific origin cannot be determined, though they are typically sourced from local or regional farms depending on the season and seller location.