How are people able to buy Cuban cigars from Canadian companies and have them shipped to the US?
819684
Cuban cigars are NOT illegal in Canada, just the US. So they are legally able to sell and ship them, because there is no law against their distribution in Canada. If a US citizen wants to deal with the illegality once they cross the border, that's their perogative.
579095
You can't buy stocks that are listed on an exchange without going through a broker.  Those are the rules.  Big brokerage companies don't rip you off anyway so don't worry.\n\nCheck with a US broker - I'm sure some of them must allow you to trade on the TSE from the US.  Alternatively you might consider buying a Canadian ETF (exchange traded fund) - www.fidelity.com sells them.
236887
Yes they should.\nThe embargo law is stupid (not to mention innefective since people still smuggle cuban cigars anyway, making them a luxury product) and prevents cigar fans from access to quality products.
130927
You can't have the words, "good, cheap and hand made" all in the same sentence with the word cigar!!! LOL\n\nBut anyway, here is the best link.
827332
Ashton, Arturo Fuente, Macanudo, H Upmann...authentic Cuban cigars are also great (but illegal!).
432395
You need to go to a Santera(like me) and get blessed,then she'll give you an amulet for protection.Cubans are good at this.Don't go if they're charging too much,there are many rip-off artists around.
62395
If you are talking about a container full of stuff, call a shipping broker.  You also might want to contact a customs broker to help you get your stuff through customs.\n\nI used to use Tower Group International, before they were bought by FedEx.  They are now FedEx Trade Networks.\nhttp://www.ftn.fedex.com/?link=1
37653
Most Canadian stocks you can purchase thru the OBB markets.  I was able to do this in my Fidelity account.
1110033
The more important question is why on earth would they be dumb enough to smoke cigars from the US when they have cigars from Cuba at their fingertips :-)
66518
no, but you could try and get a PO box in USA and have them deliver your product there, and then brougth to Honduras just like i do.
51209
they are the best! i stick to only cuban's cohiba siglo series, after trying more than 50 types of cigar brands (i stopped counting after throwing out the packages/ boxes/ tubes) from various countries. \ni believe it's their technical-know- how (requiring upwards of 100 steps to complete the coveted masterpiece) & their leaves. \nCuban tobacco has characteristics of both flavor and strength which have not been duplicated elsewhere. Cuba has a very long history of plant horticulture dedicated to the two strains of Cuban tobacco (criollo and corojo), which has brought forth refinement and excellence to the tobacco.
304223
I used to work for the United States Commercial Trade Service in San Francisco, and we deal with this sort of thing all the time. We connect small businesses here in the US with international vendors. Plus, it's a free service offered by the government, for the most part. If you want specific information, then they start charging you. Their website is www.export.gov \n\nGood Luck!
34816
As with any other distribution arrangement, you'll need to contact the corporation http://www.rolandus.com/corporate/\n\nThey will be able to help you with what the requirements are for you to do this.  You should also look around in your area to see if there are any other authorized dealers as there may be some restrictions about proximity of other dealers.  [thats just a paranoia point and probably would not affect you.]
19091
first i need to say that the cigars are going 70% more after the new year 2007 that means that now one packet of cigars of Victory is costing 1,60 lv (that means around $80) and they will be 2,60 after january 2007 and all my friends (because im from Bulgaria) are saying that this will make them stop the cigars, so the best thing to do is not opening this kind of shop, but if u really want to do so maybe this site will be halpfull: http://www.mi.government.bg/
1176719
First you probably need a distribute.  They buy in high numbers and deliver them to various outlets.  In your case it most likely would a company that imports many different items to distribute to others.  They know the laws and taxes and are used to doing this.  Thy looking for import export companies on the web.
327113
No one in the USA, citizen, or not is allowed to bring Cuban cigars onto USA soil. The penalty is 50,000. per cigar, if you get caught in the USA, with them, due to the embargo against Cuba. I discovered this during a cruise, by a US Customs official. We could smoke them while on the ship, and encouraged to attend the cocktails, and Cohibas party the night before arriving to dock. It was a cruise to remember. Several people were detained, their bags open, and dogs working the contents, once we docked. I suspect that if only cigars were found, they would be confiscated. I took no chances.
279492
You did not say from what country you are, and where you are thinking of selling mangoes. One thing to consider is the food regulations of the importing country. \n\nIn the United States for example, mangoes from Mexico dominate the market but better mangoes from countries such as Philippines can hardly penetrate the market. \n\nResearch the food laws and importing regulations of the market you want to get into, as well as the proper method for shipping such a perishable product. Then prepare a marketing plan. Go to Mplans.com http://www.mplans.com for tips and examples of marketing plans