A Visit to the Havana Int. Trade Fair

Photo Feature by Elio Delgado

HAVANA TIMES, Nov. 8 — The 28th Havana International Trade Fair (FIHAV-2010), Cuba’s leading annual commercial event, took place at the ExpoCuba exhibition center on November 1-6 with the participation of business reps from 58 countries.

The largest display areas at the fair were those of Spain, Canada, China and Panama, while Brazil stood out for the quality of its exhibits.

Among the award-winning Cuban products are the new Havana Club rum “Seleccion de Maestros” and the medicine Heberprot-P, which is used in the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers.

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Cuban minister of the Foreign Commerce and Collaboration Rodrigo Malmierca commenting to television reporters.
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Cohiba cigars and other internationally popular Cuban brands are made with what many consider the best tobacco in the world.
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Cuban rum enjoys great international prestige.
Among the Chinese products at the fair, their autos monopolized people’s attention.
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Spain was one of the most well-represented European countries at the trade show.

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