Food Importation in Cuba

Agency suggests "demanding" Canadian tourists bring ketchup and peanut butter when traveling to Cuba

Hunger in Cuba: Deaths due to malnutrition rise drastically between 2022 and 2023

Cuba without powdered milk for the basic basket: Children will receive chocolate drink mix

Leaked audio reveals the private sector's discontent over new restrictions imposed by the Cuban regime

What did the Minister of Food Industry say at the National Assembly?

Russian companies receive authorization to export meat and dairy products to Cuba

Import from the United States: Cuba spends 46% more on cars than on food

Díaz-Canel asserts that the "importation mindset" has limited the horizons of Cubans

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

Cuban government extends duty-free importation of food, hygiene products, medications, and medical supplies for non-commercial purposes

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

Cuba buys eggs from the Dominican Republic for 6.7 million dollars

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

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

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

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

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

Cuban Denounces Poor Nutrition: "I Thank God for the Rice Scraps"

Rationing in Cuba: Residents of Havana receive August salt rations from June and July

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

Hotels in Cuba import food due to shortages

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

The Guantánamo government denies that the rationed bread contains sand, stating that these are impurities from the imported wheat

And now what?

This is how the "potato mafia" operates in Cuba

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

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

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

In the midst of scarcity, they celebrate the International Food Fair in Havana

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