Are you looking for the best shipping solution to send herbs abroad? For businesses looking to expand their sales internationally or individuals shipping herbs to each other, our logistics platform offers the best courier services and lowest quotes. Check our guide on how to pack and ship herbs abroad and get the most affordable shipping options.
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For businesses dealing with herb import or export, Eurosender offers a wide variety of shipping services. Turn to our platform, and ship rosemary, lavender, chamomile, Egyptian herbs, mountain rose herbs and other herbal products to your buyers internationally. Let Eurosender organise the shipping to your customers while you focus on scaling your businesses globally.
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Follow these packaging guidelines to ship herbs in the mail or by courier safely:
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If you are wondering whether someone can send dried herbs in the mail, the answer is yes. Whether you want to ship herbs from countries such as India, Morocco, Thailand or you want to send some home-dried herbs to a friend, you should check the regulations of the pickup and destination country and pack your herbs carefully.
It is perfectly legal to ship herbs to and within the EU countries, and you don’t need a health certificate to import herbs. Food safety authorities can prevent some herbs from entering the European Union when salmonella or other dangerous infection agents or pesticides are found.
Whether you are shipping rosemary, mint, Egyptian herbs, mountain rose herbs or any other herb abroad, check the herb import rules and regulations of the country you are shipping to. The rules are not necessarily strict when it comes to shipping herbs within the European Union. However, in the herb known as kava-kava, and any food containing it, is banned from entry to the UK. This is because of concerns regarding its toxic effect.
If you want to send herbs internationally, we recommend you to contact the Import and Customs authorities of the country you are planning to ship to. The restrictions can be related to the amount, type, form and the quality of the herbs that are being sent.