page_title: Villa Guerrero, State of Mexico
section_title: Central de Abasto de Villa Guerrero
hierarchical_section_title: Villa Guerrero, State of Mexico / Central de Abasto de Villa Guerrero
caption_attribution_description: Español: La Central de Abasto de Villa Guerrero es el principal mercado de mayoreo y menudeo de productos de consumo en la región de Villa Guerrero.
context_page_description: Villa Guerrero is a town and municipality in the State of Mexico, Mexico. It is located on the southern slopes of the Nevado de Toluca, also known as Xinantecatl, and is 50 minutes/58 km from Toluca.
  Its original name was Tequaloyan, which literally in Náhuatl means "place where there are wild beasts that devour men". The Prehispanic philosophy said that Tequani u Ocelotl was the symbol of the west, where the sun goes underground, to make a nocturnal trip and visit the Mictlan or Dead World, sharing its trip with the Wolf Dog as a guide
context_section_description: The Central de Abasto de Villa Guerrero began operations in October 2017 and has a total area of 234,730.94 m2 (280,735.86 yd²). This project offers various trade opportunities for flower growers, farmers, and ranchers in the region. However, the Villa Guerrero Supply Center is also a more convenient option for thousands of interstate merchants who now flock to Villa Guerrero to supply their high demand for floriculture-related products. These products are taken to all the states of the Mexican Republic and abroad. In addition, the Central de Abasto de Villa Guerrero has a direct connection to the Ixtapan de la Sal - Tenango del Valle Highway. Because of this, the wholesale traders who usually transport their merchandise in semi-trucks and tractor-trailers, prefer to go to the extensive facilities of the Central de Abasto de Villa Guerrero instead of visiting other supply centers located within densely populated cities; with problems of vehicular circulation, and lack of space for maneuvers of large vehicles.
  Thus, the Central de Abasto de Villa Guerrero has established itself as the region's commercial mecca.
  Currently, the Central de Abasto de Villa Guerrero has 6-meter-wide roads; enough for two-way circulation of cars, direct access to the Ixtapan de la Sal - Tenango del Valle Highway, direct access to the Federal Highway 55, and a gas station specifically designed to facilitate the maneuvers of tractor-trailers.
  In addition, the municipal government of Villa Guerrero is carrying out works to improve parking, drainage, storm drains and paving. Finally, this project involves the construction of commercial premises, simple warehouses, refrigerated warehouses, restaurants, banks, a chapel, and a food area, among other services.
caption: The Central de Abasto de Villa Guerrero is the main flower wholesale and retail market in the Villa Guerrero region.
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