Send herbs internationally in the mail or by courier

It is important to note that courier companies may have restrictions for transporting certain herbs. For example, DHL, TNT and UPS will not deliver packages containing herbs that are banned in the destination country. Each courier has specific rules and requirements for different shipments and services, so we recommend checking this further with the designated courier for your route. When booking the Express or Regular Plus shipping services, please make sure not to include a forbidden herb in your parcel. If you are unsure whether you can ship specific herbs internationally or if you need more information about herb shipping and delivery solutions, you can reach us by chat, phone or email to discuss your options.

Yes, you can in most cases. You should just check if there are any local restrictions on the specific herb you want to send in the mail. If you want to save yourself the hassle of waiting in line at the post office, you can book a door-to-door shipping service with Eurosender and have the package of dried herbs picked up by a courier at your address.

The cheapest way to ship dried herbs internationally is with our Standard Service. This option is available to you if you are shipping within the EU borders.

If possible, you should pack and ship herbs in their original packaging. Alternatively, you can use resealable aluminium bags. Follow our packing guidelines above to prepare your herbs for safe shipping by mail or courier.

For businesses: When shipping fresh herbs within Europe, check whether you need to provide a phytosanitary certificate or other shipping document, as it depends on the type of herb you are shipping. The EU enforces strict regulations on herbs that are sent from outside the bloc. However, there are no legal requirements for additional sanitary checks and certificates if the herbs are grown and transported within the EU. You can contact our logistics experts for advice on the best way to ship fresh herbs internationally depending on your requirements.

This depends on the biosecurity requirements of the destination country or region. These requirements are there to prevent the introduction of pests and diseases. If you want to ship dried flowers abroad, we advise contacting the customs authorities of the destination country in advance, to make sure there are no restrictions for importing dried flowers.