crossing the borders (food & fuel)
I have read lots on both US and Canadian border agerncy websites, and some of it is straightforward - what food you can and cannot take one way or the other. Some is less so, and obviously varies. ...
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Fuel is roughly 25% more in Canada when you consider the currency exchange. When we cross the border we don't take any fresh fruit or vegetables. We've never had a problem with packaged or frozen food. We usually do our shopping after we cross the border and make sure that we use all our fresh fruit and vegetables before we return. We found that food is approximately the same cost either side of the border.
Enjoy your trip.
Enjoy your trip.
