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What kind of food? Certain meats would likely cause issues. -- nm
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by
VMan
Oh and possibly fruits and veggies. -- nm
Posted by
VMan
Nov 20 '08, 07:36
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I would not mail any agricultural products, nor any foodstuff that is not in a commercially produced sealed package. -- nm
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loosilu
Nov 20, 07:37
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oddly, i believe homemade baked goods are fine, but i believe mailing *packaged* candies isn't. -- nm
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El Fandie
Nov 20, 07:42
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Canada Post's website says so - but sometimes these things are different in practice.
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Roger More
Nov 20, 07:44
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if you read my link, gifts are exempt;. -- nm
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loosilu
Nov 20, 07:45
hmm, looks like baked goods are ok, according to FDA. -- (link)
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loosilu
Nov 20, 07:41
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Cool - thanks. I was trying to find a US source -- nm
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Roger More
Nov 20, 07:48
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