HAVANA
Cuban officials say cigar sales rebounded slightly in 2010 after
plummeting the previous year amid the global economic crisis.
Government-run tobacco company Habanos SA says sales were $368 million
last year, a rise of 2 percent. That followed an 8 percent drop in 2009.
Habanos vice president Javier Terres said Monday that the company is
"moderately satisfied."
Terres said the top buyers of the premium, hand-rolled Cuban cigars were
Spain, France and China -- which replaced Germany as the third-biggest
importer.
Habanos is a mixed company comprising British-owned, Madrid-based
Altadis and Cuban state-run firm Cubatabaco.
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