Part of BIS's mission is to advance national security, foreign policy, and economic objectives by ensuring an effective export control and treaty compliance system. They offer country guidance on all countries including Cuba.

CAIC members are intersected in facilitating the development, growth and competitive positioning of Caribbean Businesses. May be a helpful site on current/upcoming activities in the region.

Cuba is not as of the end of 2016 a member of CARICOM, but given that member countries have an interest in Cuba it could offer a different perspective and additional information that may not be widely available.

This title is devoted to country profiles from around the world. It includes, demographic, social, military/security, transportation, government, economic, and other data for individual countries, Cuba included.

This is a backgrounder on U.S.-Cuba relations by Claire Felter and Danielle Renwick. The website a a host of other important Cuba-related content.

This is a network established to connect sustainable agriculture stakeholders in the United States with their counterparts in Cuba.

The Americas Society's mission is to foster an understanding of the contemporary political, social, and economic issues confronting Latin America, the Caribbean, and Canada. The Council of the Americas (COA) is a business organization whose members share a common commitment to economic and social development, open markets, the rule of law, and democracy throughout the Western Hemisphere.

FAS produces many reports and data related to trade in agricultural products. Included are materials related to Cuba:
* Cuba: Internet Resources for Agricultural Trade with Cuba (2015)
* Cuba: FAIRS Country Report (2015) which focuses on Cuba's regulatory environment as it relates to U.S. agricultural exports.
* U.S.-Cuba Agriculture Memorandum of Understanding, signed March 21, 2016

Information related to the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission of the United States as well as Certified Claim list (see Index of Commission Decisions)

Changes related to small and medium sized entities from 2021.

GATS includes international agricultural, fish, forest, and textile products trade statistics dating from the inception of the Harmonized coding system in 1989 to present.

This is an annotated guide to sources of information on government and law available online.

This is a non-profit organization whose membership is comprised of corporations and individuals with property claims against the government of Cuba, which have been certified by the U.S. Foreign Claims Settlement Commission. There is a helpful timeline of events, primarily revolving around the claims process.

This guide was created by Business Reference Staff at the Library of Congress. It contains a number of resources for those looking business and economic information on Latin America and it may offer other avenues of research on Cuba that are not covered in this guide.

Includes Latin American Economy & Business, Central America & the Caribbean regional report, and Latin News Daily. This is a subscription based service.

NARA is the place for the official records of the United States government. It includes: Records of the Military Government of Cuba (1898-1903) and the Records of the Provisional Government of Cuba (1906-1909). The Archives is also responsible for the presidential library collections External. There are also online exhibits, articles, occasional digitized items, and insight on events illustrated with material held by the Archives.

Communication from the government related to changes in the activities of small, and medium size enterprises (SMEs).

OFAC administers and enforces economic and trade sanctions. The Resource Center has a particular area for information relating to Cuban sanctions. There are general as well as specific guidance regarding Cuban sanctions including information about special OFAC licenses. Some of this content may change over time as relations between the two countries change.

This is a Spanish language site that covers Cuba. Articles include:
"Cuba se acerca a las 2500 Mipymes" External
"Gobierno cubano aprueba las pequeñas y medianas empresas privadas, pero con limitaciones" External

This page includes links to releases, the DipNote blog (Western Hemisphere), licensing and export information, and major reports related to Cuba.

This is data on foreign trade with Cuba that goes back to 1992.

USACC is composed primarily of commodity farm interests and is interested in the improvement of agricultural trade between the U.S. and Cuba.

Many of the reports like Indicadores sociales básicos de la subregión norte de América Latina y el Caribe: edición 2012-2013 are in Spanish, others like Structural constraints and determinants of economic growth in Cuba are in English. There are several statistical sources/tools including CEPALSTAT which is a way to find statistical information on the countries and REDATAM creates thematic maps based on the gathered statistical data.

This is a compilation statistical volume of trade data. see also UNComtrade.

Contains current data but there is 1900-1960 data as well.

UNCTAD is a permanent intergovernmental body established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1964. Its goal is to assist developing countries to access the benefits of a globalized economy and to help equip them to deal with the potential drawbacks of greater economic integration.

As the name of the agency suggests, most of the data and information related to food and agriculture as well as forestry, fishery, and water management. There is data and information on both trade and production.

The FAO leads international efforts to defeat hunger with the goal is to achieve food security. FAOSTAT provides free access to food and agriculture data for over 245 countries and territories and covers all FAO regional groupings from 1961 to the most recent year available.

Comtrade is a free database from the UN that allows users to search on commodities and trade from various countries. Historical international merchandise trade statistics from 1900-1960 can be found on the UN Trade Statistics "Monthly Bulletin."

Mostly relates to economic and social data for Cuba.

The Trade Commission site includes information, reports, data, etc. for many countries including Cuba. Many reports go back in time somewhat like "U.S. Agricultural Sales to Cuba: Certain Economic Effects of U.S. Restrictions" (2007) but does have more current reports like "Overview of Cuban Imports of Goods and Services and Effects of U.S. Restrictions" (2016).

The State Department includes digitized copies of all the related Statutes, regulations, and Executive Orders related to Cuba. There is a section for Remarks and Releases but content may change when a Presidential administration changes. However, the State Department does archive full sites of past presidential administrations. Includes the Cuba Restricted List (see 515-582 list).

The USTR web site is a central location for material related to trade relations. Currently the information for Cuba is limited but will likely grow with time as relations solidify and deepen.

The Council was formed in 1994 to be a credible source of data (especially trade data) as well as a source to rationalize data from competing sources (Treasury's OFAC, Commerce, SUDA, Cuba). There are a number of reports and publications as well as information on many of the U.S. laws and regulations that govern the United States relationship with Cuba. There is a blog that is good for topical insights and current awareness.