I won't bother explaining why I was shopping for jam on King Charles III's Highgrove website, but I noticed this explanation of the terms on which His Majesty will deign to ship to us here in the Colonies, or indeed even in the Traitorous South.
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We accept orders for delivery to most global destinations. If your country is not listed in the drop-down menu at checkout, please get in touch with customer services, who can quote and arrange delivery to your country.
Important local import restrictions: It is vitally important that you check that the goods you are ordering are permitted to be imported into the destination country. A G Carrick Ltd. does not accept liability for costs incurred if ordered goods are refused entry. Overseas customers must pay all due customs and duties and understand that Highgrove / A G Carrick Ltd cannot refund purchases that are refused delivery due to unpaid customs charges. For any returned items, the customer will incur an additional charge.
It is important to acknowledge that international delivery charges are an additional cost to the purchase and delivery price, and it is the buyer's responsibility to cover these charges. While deliveries to locations outside the UK typically take up to 14 working days, it's essential to be aware that customs clearance may extend this timeframe. Highgrove / A G Carrick Ltd cannot assume liability for deliveries that surpass the 14-day working day delivery window.
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