Send food, spices and snacks abroad
Sealed, labelled dry food travels best. Check each country rules first.
Food is regulated by every destination country. Dry, sealed and labelled items are far more likely to be accepted than fresh or homemade items.
Usually workable
- Sealed dry snacks and sweets with a long shelf life
- Packed spice powders and masala mixes
- Tea, coffee and dry lentils in sealed packs
Often restricted or refused
- Fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, fish and dairy
- Homemade items with no label
- Oily pickles in loose containers
- Plant products and seeds in some countries
Packing
- Leak-proof containers in zip bags, then a sturdy box
- Check best-before dates
- List contents and value
Read our food guide and the Anna Nagar sweets guide. Rules and service names differ by carrier and destination country and change often. We confirm the details for your shipment before booking.
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