Re: Can i take squash?
 

I presume whatever foodstuffs you take in your container you declare on your good list? So if you were taking 8 bottles of juice and a box or 2 of dairy milks... are they going to mind? :lol:

Re: Can i take squash?
 

ah see, but do you have to declare that stuff?

Canadian law requires that you declare all food, plants and animals and related products that you bring into Canada. Failure to declare could lead to

confiscation of products
fines of up to $400 per undeclared item
prosecution

so no squash wouldnt count....not sure about chocolate.

Re: Can i take squash?
 

Hi

A friend told me they found some in the cordial section of the supermarket. They can be found but a little pricey. I'm like you love my juices but not a reason why we shouldn't move to Canada LOL

I think I'll add some in my 'Goods to Follow' list and see what they say on the other end, I'm sure it'll be fine!

Angela

Re: Can i take squash?
 

We stuck 16 bottles of Robinsons in our container, no issues at all. Though while we were waiting the 2 months for it to arrive we have been using the frozen concentrate fruit juice and adding extra water. All perfectly happy with that.

Re: Can i take squash?
 

did you declare it? I would think you wouldnt have to as its not animal diary or whatever the last one is.?

Re: Can i take squash?
 

also, did you just put them in one box or throughout the packing??

Re: Can i take squash?
 

In two boxes due to weight, labelled as cordial on lists, also had bottle champagne and bottle of wine listed, no issues at all. Kitchen items, gravy granules etc listed as dry goods, no issues

Re: Can i take squash?
 

I'd probs take a few kiaoras if i was going over perm and loads of marmite as its so damn expensive in Vancouver. Seeing as only going over on a 12 month bunac visa am just taking some chocolate, my fave biscuits, marmite and batchelors chicken supernoodles hehe