These are called gooseberries.

More specifically, this looks like European gooseberries Gooseberry (often green, yellow, or purple when ripe).

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🍇 What you’re seeing in the image

• Small round berries in a basket
• Mixed ripeness (green, yellow, purple, brownish tones)
• Likely freshly harvested or stored in bulk

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🌿 What gooseberries are

Gooseberries are:

• Tart-sweet berries
• Grown in temperate regions
• Often used in jams, desserts, syrups, and pickles

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🧠 Taste and use

• Green ones → very sour
• Ripe ones → sweet-sour balance
• Common in:
  • Jam
  • Pies
  • Chutneys
  • Traditional herbal remedies

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🧾 Bottom line

👉 These are gooseberries, a small tart fruit used in cooking and preserves.

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If you want, I can also tell you:

• What they’re called in your local language
• Their health benefits (they’re actually very nutrient-rich)
• Or how to eat them without them tasting too sour