Crossing into BC at Sumas, WA about May 10. Know about no guns, necessary papers for us and the dogs, but what about foodstuffs such as frozen beef, chicken, pork and fresh eggs, fruit, veggies? We spent the winter in Mexico and had mucho problems with this.
Capt. Bob & Pat (Alaska,Mexico, lower 48 & all of Canada)
Guard Dog, Curly the Cairn & Toby the Lahsa
Dutch Star DP 4097 2003
2005 Sport Trac
Datastorm Motosat (Locator #1974)(Internet & TV
"A moving target is harder to hit."
You never know what they are going to check, if anything at all. It varies from enty point to entry point. We crossed the border numerous times last year and none of the places asked about any food item. A couple of years ago it was chicken and certain dog foods. Just go and do not worry about it.
Hayes
Jerry, Alma & Jasper the lovable Corgi
International 4700 Custom Tow Truck (Pepaw's Pull Toy)
38' King of the Road Marquis fifth wheel.
"Running the roads seeing God's Great Creation!"
They are not usually too picky what you bring into Canada from the USA. I've NEVER been asked when I declare food. Just make a list of all your items. That way, if Border Patrol asks you, you know exactly what you have and there are no surprises. If something isn't allowed, then they will just take it. Booze and cigarettes have a limit, so make sure you are within those limits if you don't want to get dinged with duty.
Larry, Paula and Two Kids (ages 4 & 2)
2006 Dodge Ram Power Wagon
2007 Jayco Jay Flight 20BH
2005 Suzuki RMZ250
Have family in Eagle River and he says anything not processed and fresh veggies they will some time take. Packaged meat like lunch meat he says he has never been questioned about when they seen it.
Gene"n"Betty 2003 G.M.C. 3500 S.L.T.ext cab dually duramax/allison
2009 33ft Crossroads Seville 3 slides. Just the Wife, me and Dusty a loud mouth Parrot.
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