The Cuban regime sells agricultural products "directly" to lower food prices.
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
In Santiago de Cuba, poor quality of the garlic paste produced by Ceballos is being reported.
- CiberCuba Editorial Staff
Authorities enforce mandatory selling at the agricultural fair in Placetas.
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
Cuban companies offer agricultural products in the French market.
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
The Agromercado de La Palma in Havana appears "somewhat empty."
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
Photograph of empty Cuban market wins important international award.
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
Reality in Santiago de Cuba: state market shortages vs. unaffordable private market
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
This is how the "potato mafia" operates in Cuba.
- CiberCuba Editorial
There will be less potatoes this year in Cuba.
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
Hundreds of people wait in line for hours to buy potatoes at a market in Havana.
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
Sale of pork in Cuba: the whole piece... or nothing!
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
The purchase of an elderly Cuban with 860 pesos in Holguín.
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
Fined in agricultural markets and businesses in Havana for price violations.
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
Salvador Valdés Mesa takes a stroll through the markets of Havana before the end of the year.
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
Prices in Cuba: Over 1,200 pesos for a package of candies in a market in Havana.
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
Cubans react to prices at a market in Havana: "We want more."
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
Lemon prices reach 400 pesos in Pinar del Río.
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
Nine Russian livestock companies will export meat and related products to Cuba.
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
High prices of agricultural products in Cuba are being reported: "Who will put a stop to this?"
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
First time a Cuban woman in a Miami supermarket: "Not even Carlos III dared to go this far."
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
Holguín limits prices on agricultural products and threatens penalties and seizures for sellers.
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
Economist Pedro Monreal links state control over retail sales with shortages.
- Writing from CiberCuba
Quintals of cabbage and pumpkin are rotting in the storage facility in Artemisa.
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
The price of ham rises by more than 200 pesos in just a few months in Havana.
- CiberCuba Editorial Staff
The government organizes agricultural fairs "in celebration of May First."
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
A Cuban pays 160 pesos for an avocado: "I don't have the heart to cut into it with a knife."
- CiberCuba Editorial Staff
They sell ham with fish bones at the agromarket in Havana.
- CiberCuba Editorial Team
Potatoes are being sold in Cuban state markets due to "high levels of rot."
- CiberCuba Writing Team