Norway and food and drink?

[Peanut]

Planning a trip next year from France were we live up through Sweden to the artic circle and back down through Norway, looking on line its ok to take food and drink bought in the EU to any other EU country but Norway is not in the EU, anyone can throw any light on this? as said I live in the EU so a bit different than UK based citizens, thanks.

 

[RogerL]

I'd suggest checking the Norwegian Tourist Board's website as it's probably a common question - remember to check the other way round for when you leave Norway to re-enter the EU.

 

[Peanut]

Thanks have already checked that, its mainly for commercial import not for personal ie the things we keep in the caravan/motorhome, will keep looking.

 

[Ozzie]

I live in Norway. Food / snacks etc should not present a problem. Just be carefull with booze and fags (if any) on arrival.

Simplified customs declaration of alcohol and tobacco - Tolletaten

As a traveller to Norway, you may, in addition to the duty-free quota, declare up to 27 litres of beer or wine, four litres of spirits, 400 cigarettes and 500 grams of tobacco, chewing tobacco or snuff for personal use.

www.toll.no