Can I send Hendersons relish to NZ

[Twiglet 10]

I don't know where you got that list from Twitcher, was it the postal service? It might be specific to the carrier not to the country. NZ Customs service merely state that the food must be declared (i.e. on the customs label) so it can be checked, and they certainly don't have that huge list of prohibited items. See here: http://www.customs.govt.nz/features/prohibited/imports/Pages/default.aspx

[Twitcher 10]

I don't know where you got that list from Twitcher, was it the postal service? It might be specific to the carrier not to the country. NZ Customs service merely state that the food must be declared (i.e. on the customs label) so it can be checked, and they certainly don't have that huge list of prohibited items. See here: http://www.customs.govt.nz/features/prohibited/imports/Pages/default.aspx

 

Twiglet it was taken from the royal mail website, interestingly the link you gave me states 'food of any kind' I know I've sent Cadburys before

[hagrid 10]

With the price of food in NZ I'm surprised you are not sending over a

Red Cross food parcel. ( only joking )

 

We lived there for a while and were gobsmacked at the prices even the NZ Lamb is

dearer than the NZ Lamb we buy here in the UK.

 

Have a look at the Caravans they advertise, it's like going back in time.

[Twitcher 10]

With the price of food in NZ I'm surprised you are not sending over a

Red Cross food parcel. ( only joking )

 

We lived there for a while and were gobsmacked at the prices even the NZ Lamb is

dearer than the NZ Lamb we buy here in the UK.

 

Have a look at the Caravans they advertise, it's like going back in time.

 

So very true!

[Twiglet 10]

Twiglet it was taken from the royal mail website, interestingly the link you gave me states 'food of any kind' I know I've sent Cadburys before

 

The 'food of any kind' just has to be declared on the parcel though - sending food isn't prohibited it may be checked when it gets there but something like a pre-packaged factory produced sauce shouldn't be a problem. Dairy, fish, meat, fruit, vegetables and nuts are the big no-nos.

[John Hope 10]

If you can't send it, balsamic vinegar (the one that is the same colour as Hendersons relish) is a good substitute for Hendersons Relish.