How does the cost of groceries compare to Mexico City?

Groceries in Atlatlahucan are generally 10–15% cheaper than in Mexico City. Local markets sell fresh produce at lower prices, while supermarkets offer a mix of national and imported brands. Basic staples like beans, rice, and corn tortillas are inexpensive, but specialty items or imported goods can be slightly higher than in the capital. For a monthly budget, expect to spend roughly 20% less on groceries.