Food Imports in Cuba

Russian companies obtain permission to export meat and dairy products to Cuba.

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Importing from the United States: Cuba spends 46 times more on cars than on food.

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Díaz-Canel asserts that the "importing mentality" has closed off horizons for Cubans.

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Cuban regime insists: The responsibility for food production lies with the municipalities.

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The Cuban government extends the unrestricted importation of food, hygiene products, medications, and medical supplies for non-commercial purposes.

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Cuba's Customs extends the deadline for the duty-free importation of food, hygiene products, and medicines until January.

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Cuba purchases eggs from the Dominican Republic for 6.7 million dollars.

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The Cuban government explains why there is no fish for the people.

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State media highlights the arrival of rice and salt for the regulated family basket in Cuba.

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The great irony: Cuba taught Vietnam how to cultivate coffee, and now we buy it from them.

  • Luis Flores

Cuba without bread, but the regime showcases its flour production at the Varadero Gourmet Festival.

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Cuba purchased less chicken from the United States from January to July 2024.

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Cuban denounces poor nutrition: "I thank God for the scraps of rice."

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Rationing in Cuba: Residents of Havana receive their salt allocations for June and July in August.

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Chicken imports from the U.S. to Cuba decline in 2024.

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Hotels in Cuba import food due to shortages.

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The Cuban government establishes import tariffs in foreign currency for the private sector.

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The Guantánamo government denies that the bread from the ration book contains sand: it is impurities from the imported wheat.

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And now what?

  • Luis Flores

This is how the "potato mafia" operates in Cuba.

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Bread with sand in Las Tunas: Government claims they are 'impurities' in the flour.

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Díaz-Canel urges Cubans to plant more and produce their own food.

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The Minister of Commerce justifies the shortages in warehouses: "We are entirely dependent on imported products."

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Amid the scarcity, they celebrate the International Food Fair in Havana.

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Paradoxes of the "blockade": Cuba doubles food imports from the U.S. in March.

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Sweet potato bread arrives in Santiago de Cuba.

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Cuba raises tariffs on beer imports.

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Government sets bread prices in Pinar del Río.

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A liter of vegetable oil has once again reached 1,500 pesos in Cuba.

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Cuban elderly woman makes her first purchase at a small business thanks to a YouTuber's advertising.

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