AquiCargo
The wholesale platform for selling from the U.S. → to Cuba
AquiCargo connects companies with companies – business to business, or B2B. On one side, U.S. exporters. On the other, Cuban importers: private MIPYME firms, state companies and humanitarian organizations buying food, hygiene products and over-the-counter medicine, in bulk and at wholesale. Selling to Cuba is legal when you do it the right way, and the right way has strict rules – here a mistake about who you are dealing with does not cost you a fine, it costs you the whole deal. We do the hard part – checking who is on the other side, preparing the paperwork the law requires, and setting payment terms that are actually permitted – so you can get on with selling. In 2025 Cuba's private sector bought $173.6 million in U.S. products and, according to the U.S. – Cuba Trade and Economic Council, its purchases keep rising.
AquiCargo coordinates the business between the two companies. It does not move the cargo, does not collect or pay money for you, is not the exporter of record, and does not give legal advice.
Sources: U.S. – Cuba Trade and Economic Council, 2025 annual report (February 2026) and first-half 2026 report (August 2026). Food and agricultural products; excludes donations except where noted.
The first 25 verified exporters keep founding terms for life and appear first in the catalog from day one. We close when the 25 slots fill.
The first 25 verified importers are matched with the 25 founding suppliers. Your first request for quote – the RFQ, the price request you send a supplier – costs you nothing, and you see the verified supplier catalog before we open to the public.
What AquiCargo does for you
Join the first group
We are opening with 25 U.S. suppliers and 25 Cuban importers. Checking your company takes 24 to 72 business hours.