Pinar del Río province has planted its smallest area in a decade. Read More
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U.S. law allows companies to import Cuban goods from ‘independent entrepreneurs.’Read More
Planting continues in the island’s leading tobacco-growing province, Pinar del Rio. Read More
U.S. citizens will not be allowed to bring tobacco back to the states.Read More
Even the Cuban fine-cigar business, which has been built on a culture of tradition, is spreading its wings through social media.Read More
The Cuban cigar industry can afford to let its hair down at the 21st Habanos Cigar Festival, currently in full swing. It had a good year last year and the future is looking bright.Read More
Sales of premium Cuban cigars have been rising steeply on the Chinese market, which nevertheless is thought still to have much potential.Read More
Despite an early setback caused by Hurricane Michael in the Vueltabajo region of Pinar del Rio, Cuba is aiming this season for a 13 percent increase in its tobacco harvest. Read More
Myanmar is to export a premium brand of cigars dedicated to the memory of the 'Godfather of Cuban tobacco', Don Alejandro Robaina.Read More
Cuba’s cigar exports to China are expected to increase following the signing of an agreement by the China National Tobacco Corporation and Habanos S.A.Read More
