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Comments
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UK
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HM Revenue and Customs
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http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk
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Australia
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Australian Customs Service
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(02) 6289 3732
From the US: 011 61 2 6289 3732
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http://www.customs.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=5549
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Carbquik, pasta and various bars by mail to Australia is permitted by Quarantine, provided any fruit or nuts that may be in the bars are roasted and not raw. Note that items containing egg and dairy must be manufactured in one of the countries listed by the World Organization for Animal Health (formerly known as the Office International des Epizooties (OIE)) as free from foot and mouth disease (FMD) with or without vaccination. As the United States is one of these countries there should be no issue with importing the foods you have listed.
There is a 10kg weight limit on all non-commercial food consignments.
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Canada
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Health Protection Branch
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(604) 666-3350
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http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/import/menu-eng.html
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We do not offer UPS Candard Standard Ground because
Canadian customers are charged large brokerage fees for Ground service.
Brokerage fees are waived for Express delivery. So with the elimination
of the brokerage fee and the large discount we offer off of standard rates,
you will receive your package in less time for the same
amount of money.
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Portugal
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Infarmed
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Customs:
Telephone: 01 (Lisbon area code) 8318149 or 8318150
Fax: 8371433.
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http://www.infarmed.pt
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Comments from a customer:
After I made an order to you guys, I received a letter from
Portuguese Customs asking me to send them a letter from Infarmed
(Portuguese FDA) allowing me to receive this supplements or send them a
medical prescription with the items I had ordered (Hydroxycut, Nortesten
and Acetabolan). I got a medical prescription for the three supplements
so after I send them I got my supplements.
Also for your information, all packages saying Food Supplements are
charged 15,2% Importing Tax + 17% VAT.
If the package comes with a label saying Medicines they charge only
the 17% VAT.
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Belgium
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Comments from a customer:
I made a first order on April 1 (177$) and had it
delivered by airmail and normal post-
delivery: I only recieved the package
today (July 15)!! And had to pay
35Euros taxes!! I know Netrition is not
responsible for this at all!! At the
post-office they told me this was a
normal retardation! Now, and this is
very important, I made a second order
on July 10 (150$) USING UPS Worldwide
Express and it arrived yesterday (July
14), so even before the first package!!
And even better: I did not have to pay
any import taxes! Concluding: bottom
line is: if you order out of Belgium
(and maybe other European countries as
well) use UPS (or maybe FedEx). It may
be some $ more to order, but it is MUCH
(3 days instead of 3 months!) QUICKER
and CHEAPER in the end (no import taxes!).
Caution: Your experience may differ from this one.
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Turkey
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Comments from a customer:
Orders must be less than $100 to get through Turkish customs.
I have had many experiences with customs. There are no specific import laws on product basis but here are the laws and personal experiences:
- According to the law, orders must be below 75 Euro in order to pass without any import permissions. Try to stay below 75 Euro including shipping cost.
- Do not order same product more than once. But you can try to order different brands of the same product.
- Try to order not more than 3 products
- Try to stay below 10-12 lbs for the whole package weight.
These products have proven to be safe to import:
Whey products, Amino Acids, Carbohydrate Drinks, Glutamine, l-Carnitine
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