FAQ & Site Info

Limited edition products are seasonal or produced in small batches, which means they may sell out or be discontinued. In the event that a product is no longer available, we will process a full refund within 24 hours.

We will not notify you if the manufacturer changes the presentation or packaging of an item. Additionally, if the manufacturer alters the size, we will not send a notification. For example, if you ordered 2 boxes of 12, we may substitute it with 1 box of 24. If an item becomes unavailable, we will contact you within 24 hours to request authorization for a substitution. You may choose to cancel the order, or if we don't hear from you within this time, we will proceed with the substitution. When an item is listed, the picture always shows the exact item and format you will receive. Meanwhile, the manufacturer always has the right to change the package, form, color, design, size, and characteristics of a product. Never such a change can be claimed as a product not as described ...

USA 3 to 5 business days Canada: 5 to 10 business days China+ other countries Can take up 30 to 50 Business days

Usually we process orders 2-6 business days from the day of payment, if not, we will notify you

Sometimes , our suppliers inventory databases are not always up to date. Sometimes, they can take up to 1 week to adjust inventory with sales. In such a case, we will send a substitution notification if available. If buyer refuse inside time limit provided we will send a full refund immediately, when an item is sold out.

Understanding Duties and Taxes in International Shipping When engaging in international trade, it is crucial to comprehend the variances in customs duties and taxes that can affect the final price of goods. Most countries enforce distinct regulations regarding the imposition of duties, making it challenging to incorporate these fees into the selling price of items. General Guidelines for Duties Thresholds for Duties: In many countries, items valued below $40.00 are typically exempt from duties. This threshold may vary based on regional regulations. United States Specifics: The United States allows for a duty-free threshold of $200.00 for declared items, meaning that goods valued below this amount do not incur additional customs duties. Responsibilities of the Buyer It is imperative for buyers to understand their responsibilities regarding duties, taxes, and customs fees. If a country imposes such charges, the recipient is liable for payment to facilitate the clearance of their order. This responsibility underscores the importance of being informed about the specific customs regulations of the buyer’s home country. In conclusion, navigating the complexities of international shipping requires awareness of the varying customs duties and the responsibilities associated with them. Being proactive and informed can lead to a smoother purchasing experience and prevent unexpected costs. NB: DUTIES ARE DIFFERENT FROM TARIFF

We sell wordlwide. So an item legal in USA can be illegal in France or Canada or UK. For your protection, check with customs if the item you are buying is legal or not. Ex: Laser, medication, self defense item, cigarette ,perfume, software are subject to different rules following countries laws... Most of the time, those items will cross the borders without problem... Meanwhile, if your parcel is open before to be cleared,it can be seized by customs. In such a case, you will loose your money.

You can ask the seller to cancel within 1 hour of paying for the order. During this period, seller will assume any loss due to currency changes fees.

If you cancel in the following hour we will refund total amount received. If we accept to refund after more than 1 hr, for a specific reason, you will responsible for: 1-Payment fees: 5% with Stripe 2-Platform fees: pub charged to seller for this sale= 15% 3-Exchange fees, when paid with a money other than USD 5%

Will my chocolate items be safe going to a hot country? Purchasing chocolate or confectionery destined for countries with hot climates is done so at your own risk. We cannot send chocolate out with ice packs, as this damages the chocolate causing a white bloom. The condensation will also cause damage to other items in the order. Chocolate items will be dispatched in ambient boxes, please note that we cannot offer refunds for chocolate items that have melted due to a heatwave or hot climates. Thank you for understanding.

We will not notify you if the manufacturer changes only the presentation or packaging. If the manufacturer changes the size, we will not provide notification. For example, if you ordered 2 boxes of 12, we may substitute with 1 box of 24. If an item is unavailable, we will seek your authorization within 24 hours for a substitution. You may choose to cancel, or we will proceed with the substitution after this timeframe.

Understanding U.S. Import Tariffs: Buyer Responsibilities In international trade, import tariffs play a crucial role in determining the cost of goods entering the United States. These tariffs, which are taxes imposed on imported products, can significantly affect pricing and market dynamics. Buyer Responsibilities Under the current trade framework, buyers are responsible for any actual or future import tariffs that may be levied by the U.S. government, including those instituted during the Trump administration or any subsequent administration. This responsibility encompasses: Payment of Tariffs: Buyers must account for the tariffs when calculating the total cost of imported goods. This includes both existing tariffs and any anticipated increases. Compliance with Regulations: Buyers are required to stay informed about changes in tariff policies and ensure compliance with all relevant regulations to avoid penalties. Impact on Pricing: The imposition of tariffs can lead to increased prices for consumers, as importers may pass on the additional costs to buyers. Conclusion As the landscape of U.S. import tariffs continues to evolve, it is imperative for buyers to remain vigilant and proactive in managing their responsibilities. Understanding the implications of these tariffs is essential for effective financial planning and strategic decision-making in international trade. By staying informed, buyers can better navigate the complexities of import tariffs and their impact on the market.