Olive Oil from Italy or Spain

[EASTENDRT]

Is there any information on bringing back olive oil from Italy or Spain on a transatlantic cruise to Florida from Rome on Celebrity Cruise line?

[Toofarfromthesea]

15 minutes ago, EASTENDRT said:

Is there any information on bringing back olive oil from Italy or Spain on a transatlantic cruise to Florida from Rome on Celebrity Cruise line?

 

You can bring it into the US on a plane, so I don't see why you couldn't bring it in on a cruise ship or if the cruise line matters.  You might go over to the Celebrity forum and ask if the ship you'll be sailing on has a duty free shop and if they have olive oil from France or Spain.

 

https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forum/16-celebrity-cruises/

[LindaD22]

We did a Mediterranean cruise this past June and brought back olive oil and balsamic vinegar. It was not a TA cruise, we flew home to the US with these items in our checked bags, but no problem. 

[navybankerteacher]

Because all sorts of Spanish and Italian olive oil are available in the US, I would not be inclined to accept even the minor risk of spillage in my luggage.

[LHT28]

Depends on which one you prefer the taste of

We like the Italian ones but  we have not tried the Spanish ones

[Mary229]

We do like olive oil and bring it back often along with cheeses. Do a taste test as olive oils have many variables.  Some of the very best olive oil I have ever had was Syrian.  Due to the nature of cruising you may not be able to visit a shop or region for good olive oil but it sure is fun searching.