can i post food to canada?

[middkazsam]

can i post food to canada?

[dot.haukes]

ptobably, as long as iyt is in suitable packaging and you pay for it, but you'd be better using a carrier like Fed Ex

[middkazsam]

its only some chocolate biscuits that a friend of mine cant get over there.
i have never used fedex wouldnt know where to start x

[scotman]

I would think probably not. Phone the Canadian Embassy and ask them.

[dot.haukes]

http://fedex.com/gb/

You could send a carton of them lol But if it's only a few packets it might be risky sending them by parcel post thru parcel force unless you pay stupid money

[dot.haukes]

Biscuits are nor raw or unprepared food and so they shoulod be ok as long as they are unopened.

[middkazsam]

yes they are unopened and it a sealed package

[Glaikityin]

Ask at Post Office. Each office has a list of all postal
restrictions worldwide and should be able to tell you. I don`t think there will be a problem but not all Post Offices were as helpful as the one I used to run. Good luck - I hope your friend enjoys the biscuits. OIC TBL

[wendilla]

I have posted by parcel post to Australia biscuits ect. .regular.You write on the sticker you get from post office what the parcel contains.I have never had a problem and never had anything opened.

[ThePlayer]

Has the recession hit canada that bad that they've run out of food?

[middkazsam]

lol no they cant get mcvities penguins over there so im sending her some and we cant get lucky charms cereal anymore so shes sending me some of that x

[mitsubishimi]

hi our freinds live over there its not worth it if they suspect food they will open it chuck it away and wont inform anyone of it. they say you have to say whats in package and contents so many e numbers they dont like and artifical colourings , if the post goes thro french canada expect even worse

[middkazsam]

i wrote that is was food on it