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I love having different tea and coffee clubs. One of them called Sipsby.com is a top end monthly tea subscription with over 1 million subscribers. When I used Qwintry, they told me my teas are "prohibited." Since they will not mail domestically, you are really left with dumping your tea or hopping in the car and driving 3 k miles to Delaware. I would use someone else when you want perfectly legal packages forwarded to you.
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I wouldn’t use Qwintry. I found another forwarder that is rated better. I won’t mention names because I need to test them out myself first.
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I used Qwintry’s mail forwarding service to ship coffee and tea clubs to me that do not offer international mailing or are too expensive to use their international shipping services.
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Hello, Kent!
We are very sorry that this happened to your package. But tea with seeds and/or flowers is not allowed to be shipped by USPS. More information about prohibited and restricted goods is indicated on our website here: https://qwintry.com/en/forbidden-goods