Kettle in disneys value hotel

[mike4scuba]

Daft question do you have to declare tea at customs as food stuff

[Guest]

Originally Posted by mike4scuba

Daft question do you have to declare tea at customs as food stuff

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I do. I've had rebuffs such as "We sell tea here" but I don't care. Rather cover myself than face a $10,000 fine.

[mike4scuba]

Originally Posted by geoffa

I do. I've had rebuffs such as "We sell tea here" but I don't care. Rather cover myself than face a $10,000 fine.

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Do you declare them on the form they give you on the plane

[macadoo]

Originally Posted by mike4scuba

Do you declare them on the form they give you on the plane

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Yes just tick food, then they'll ask what food and they'll either wave you through or send you through a second scanner (we usually have more than just tea and its 50/50 whether we get sent to the second scanner) which takes just a couple of extra minutes.

The tea in the foodcourt is by the tills you just ask them for one, never understood why they don't just leave them out by the hot water.

[laurac1988]

Tea is food, so yes

[mick]

Originally Posted by geoffa

I do. I've had rebuffs such as "We sell tea here" but I don't care. Rather cover myself than face a $10,000 fine.

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It's all clear here. Perfectly admissible but you must declare or risk a $10,000 fine.

help.cbp.gov/app/answers/det...r-personal-use

Mick

[toonarmani]

They have tea-bags in the food court, so you could just pick a handful from there every so often (we had a varied selection of Twinings at CBR last year)