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Texas groceries cost $286 weekly, ranking 9th highest in the U.S., above the $270 national average.
A recent study by Visual Capitalist found that Texas ranks 9th in the U.S. for the most expensive grocery bills, with an average weekly cost of $286.
The national average is $270.
Factors contributing to higher costs include supply chain logistics, consumer demand, and proximity to food production.
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Los comestibles de Texas cuestan $286 semanales, situándose en el noveno lugar más alto de los EE.UU., por encima del promedio nacional de $270.