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Can I send ground coffee from France to NZ

nursieganda Wed 08/10/08 07:51

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jack daniels
Wed 08/10/08
15:42

depends on the quantity but I don't see why not.
would you do it from a post office?
would you have to fill in a declaration?

nursieganda
Thurs 09/10/08
07:16

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It wouldn't be much, just a few packets. I was just concerned that there may be certain agricultural regulations for approval of it into NZ.

nursieganda
Thurs 09/10/08
07:16

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And yes I would declare it on the form and send it from a PO

In A Pickle
Thurs 09/10/08
15:02

I apologise,but just WHY would you want to go to the expense of sending coffee to NZ.
Do they not have decent ground coffee there?

heathfield
Fri 10/10/08
08:43

NZ has regulations covering import duty and restrictions on foodstuffs. But a couple of packets of coffee shouldn't be a problem, especially if marked 'gift'. It should be cheap enough to give it a try.
And in answer to Pickle, in my travels abroad I've come across many brands of goods that I dearly wish were available back here in the UK, but just aren't. Presumably a similar case with this coffee?

nursieganda
Fri 10/10/08
18:22

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For a few reasons, one: my sister loves what I call "proper" coffee and its quite expensive in NZ, so I thought I would send her a couple of packets of good stuff, very cheap for me, not so cheap for her, and yes I think the coffee is better here in France than in NZ.

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