We just got Nexus cards. They told us no potatoes or anything with a pit, like peaches, avocados, etc. But oranges, grapefruit, apples, strawberries, blueberries, etc. could be brought back.
Gruffy wrote: I purchased pineapple juice from Rougemont (a Quebec company) labled "Product of Canada" ..... must grow them between the orange groves. ๐
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We winter in the south, but through the summer months we cross border shop every week on our way home from NY state. We buy the lions share of our groceries in the US and have never had an issue with any products. The biggest thing is having to occasionally pay duty on something we did not expect to but never a large amount.
Jack_Diane_Freedom wrote: Yes you can. Have done it many times. Obviously it is not native to Canada so no restrictions.
Correct. The rules pretty much state that you can bring in fruits and vegetables that aren't grown in Canada commercially. The limit appears to be 550 pounds per person! Just make sure you declare it if asked.
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