“Many Cuban families spend 60 to 80 percent of their income on buying food. To help assist families, the only thing that has been done by the government is the development of a ration card, where residents receive certain amount of calories in rice, beans, eggs and poultry. They also buy a small amount of beans, rice, coffee, matches and soap with their rations”. However, the amount changes based on the economy (Miller, 2014). This is definitely not enough for a large family with little children since milk is not often available. Due to the scarcity of food in Cuba food supplies are limited to what is available in the country. Measures have been taken to focus on improving the performance of the agricultural sector (Miller,
