In 2016, things opened up with Cuba and cigars were allowed to come in as the CBP stated: On October 17, 2016, the Office of Foreign Asset Control relaxed restrictions so authorized travelers, arriving direct from Cuba, are now able to bring Cuban merchandise for personal use back to the United States and qualify for the U.S
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However, due to their controversial nature, they are not widely sold in grocery stores or movie theaters, and consumers typically need to order them online to find them
In 1999, their trademark rights were bought by Philip Morris, and are still under them today
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