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In the Central de Abasto, Submithing Is Changing, Check It

Application aimed at informing the progress of the Modernization Program of the Central de Abasto (CEDA), in its first version it will announce the current price (to the day of consultation or last skillful) of the products that make up part of the basic food basket in the Mexican Republic and that are available in various premises of the supply center of Mexico City; Includes location map of the place where they are sold; The first advances of the start -up of the CEDABUS programs and the Food Bank CEDA AC are also announced

Officially Central A supply of Mexico City (CEDA) and located in the Iztapalapa delegation of the Federal District, it is the main wholesale and retail market for consumer products in the Metropolitan Zone of the Valley of Mexico, specialist in grocery stores, food, fruits, legumes, flowers, vegetables, birds, meat, fish, seafood and foliages. By flow of money, it is considered the second largest shopping center in Mexico after the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) and the largest in Latin America and in the world.

The supply center is distributed in a total area of ​​327 hectares and is the largest wholesale center in the world, with a volume of food and basic products of 30 thousand tons and with storage capacity for 122 thousand tons, transported daily by 52 thousand vehicles of all tonnages. The daily influx of visitors, mostly detailed merchants, is 300 thousand daily, served by about 70 thousand employees in various activities.

The CEDA is divided into different areas, the largest of them is that of fruits and legumes, with 1881 wineries, followed by the area of ​​grocer going through torteries, taquerías, even luxury restaurants), laundry, aesthetics, etc. As auxiliary areas you have the producers or auction market, which in 10.6 hectares and with capacity for 624 is the wholesale area for producers who wish to sell to the owners of the wineries; The 96 Transfer Wineries, which serve as generic storage points for the winemakers of the CEDA, where they can temporarily store their products while getting a space in their own wineries

The supply center is delimited by Avenues 5 South Reform Laws, Axis 6 South Social Workers, Axis 5 Ote. Lic. Javier Rojo Gómez and Axis 4 Ote. Churubusco River Channel, near the Apatlaco and Aculco stations of line 8 of the Metro; Apatlaco leaves the buses for the CEDA; In turn, 27 concessioned collective transport routes, one from trolebús, five of the RTP arrive, while 4 concessioned transport routes arrive at the East Paradero, from several areas of Mexico City

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