What to put on custom declaration when trading?
What to put on custom declaration when trading?
Hi everyone,
So now im ready to send my first package from Norway to USA. Different countries have different rules regarding food etc, and I dont want the customs to tear up all the rations inside.
The big question is, what to write in "Detailed description of contents"?
And, when i mark the package as a gift, does it have to have a Value?
Nordic.
So now im ready to send my first package from Norway to USA. Different countries have different rules regarding food etc, and I dont want the customs to tear up all the rations inside.
The big question is, what to write in "Detailed description of contents"?
And, when i mark the package as a gift, does it have to have a Value?
Nordic.
- powerofmad
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Re: What to put on custom declaration when trading?
Yes you have to write down value. And on detailed info I just write "Camping Supplies" thats all
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Re: What to put on custom declaration when trading?
Hello everybody. What to write in the customs declaration when sending a diet? Who what wrote that the diet came?
Dear forumites, upon purchase of rations I don't bear responsibility for passing by a parcel of customs authorities of the USA,Canada and other countries. You make all purchases at own risk. Please consider it at the order of rations 

- Majcher
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Re: What to put on custom declaration when trading?
You definitely don't want to use word "food" on CN22 custom declaration. I usually put max $50 value and never had any problem with US customs.
Because we do not beg for freedom. We fight for it!
Re: What to put on custom declaration when trading?
It is clear that it isn't necessary to write the word "food". And WHAT SPECIFICALLY to WRITE? Goods for a camping?
Dear forumites, upon purchase of rations I don't bear responsibility for passing by a parcel of customs authorities of the USA,Canada and other countries. You make all purchases at own risk. Please consider it at the order of rations 

Re: What to put on custom declaration when trading?
If do you send food into EU, write not just food but name what you send, but avoid prohibited stuff like meet and dairyprado67 wrote:It is clear that it isn't necessary to write the word "food". And WHAT SPECIFICALLY to WRITE? Goods for a camping?
Re: What to put on custom declaration when trading?
Hi. Thanks for the answer
Dear forumites, upon purchase of rations I don't bear responsibility for passing by a parcel of customs authorities of the USA,Canada and other countries. You make all purchases at own risk. Please consider it at the order of rations 

Re: What to put on custom declaration when trading?
housil wrote:If do you send food into EU, write not just food but name what you send, but avoid prohibited stuff like meet and dairyprado67 wrote:It is clear that it isn't necessary to write the word "food". And WHAT SPECIFICALLY to WRITE? Goods for a camping?
I believe meat and dairy food products rare also prohibited in the United States. Somebody in a different thread had a box of Chinese rations confiscated!
Good luck and may your rations stay unspoiled!
Re: What to put on custom declaration when trading?
I usually declare it as a gift and camping supplies.
Re: What to put on custom declaration when trading?
FREMONT wrote:housil wrote:If do you send food into EU, write not just food but name what you send, but avoid prohibited stuff like meet and dairyprado67 wrote:It is clear that it isn't necessary to write the word "food". And WHAT SPECIFICALLY to WRITE? Goods for a camping?
I believe meat and dairy food products rare also prohibited in the United States. Somebody in a different thread had a box of Chinese rations confiscated!
I had a package get pinched by Customs. It was in a lot of Spanish Cold Weather Reinforcement rations. They seized and destroyed, Swine, Dried, Cured. They opened one package out of 5.
The reasons cited do make sense. There are certain bots and illnesses that don't occur in some areas. The local population may be tolerant to it, but it may be harmful to someone not from that area.
Kinda like the saying,"Don't drink the water in Mexico." I will look for the form. Then I can give the exact wording.