Herbs and Spices
#1
Hi All
Well after a lovely 2 years in the states, we are heading home on Monday. We've had 10 days notice, 2 weeks before Christmas - fun...
Anyhow, one quick question as my moving company just give me tonne of paperwork and don't answer... can I fly back to London with my herbs and spices collection in my suitcase? I was so upset to leave my collection in London, and now, do I have to leave my new lot in NJ?
Any ideas anyone? I'm giving all my other food away to food banks etc, but I would love to keep these if I can. I know they probably can't be shipped.
Thanks all
Well after a lovely 2 years in the states, we are heading home on Monday. We've had 10 days notice, 2 weeks before Christmas - fun...
Anyhow, one quick question as my moving company just give me tonne of paperwork and don't answer... can I fly back to London with my herbs and spices collection in my suitcase? I was so upset to leave my collection in London, and now, do I have to leave my new lot in NJ?
Any ideas anyone? I'm giving all my other food away to food banks etc, but I would love to keep these if I can. I know they probably can't be shipped.
Thanks all
#2
My mum regularly brings me herbs de provence into Canada which up until recently I had difficulty finding here. I know its not on the restricted list in terms of bringing on the plane coming here
This link may prove helpful, you can click on any country and look up most things. I'll keep my fingers crossed for you that you can take them back
http://dontbringmeback.direct.gov.uk/index.html
This link may prove helpful, you can click on any country and look up most things. I'll keep my fingers crossed for you that you can take them back

http://dontbringmeback.direct.gov.uk/index.html
Last edited by Karen1203; Dec 16th 2009 at 7:55 am.
#3
I'm not sure why you wouldn't be able to ship them. Things like peppercorns, chili powder, dried basil etc aren't a danger to anyone or anything.
Seeds that could germinate might be, I suppose. Anything liquid would be dodgy.
Bev
Seeds that could germinate might be, I suppose. Anything liquid would be dodgy.
Bev
#4
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I've transported spices and herbs from Europe and US many times. Some on their originall unopened jars, some opened but i put them on zip-lock bags for customs to see and "snif" if wanted.
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Two weeks notice , a million and a half things to do and your priority is herbs!!
Good luck, Happy Xmas and all the best for 2010!




