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Re: Bringing food from Canada
[Re: sail2wind]
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11/17/2016 07:55 AM
11/17/2016 07:55 AM
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GlennA
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Should not be a problem transiting the US. Expect 10% duty in he BVI. I would limit it to the salmon, a spice kit and any specialty foods. The beef selection on island is good to excellent and there is a wide selection of deli meats. Prices will be about 30-40% higher but the baggage fees and customs counter some of that. Most cheeses are European sourced and in many cases below US prices.
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