Produce Gift Packs and Selections are carefully packed down and dispatched in pristine white cardboard boxes.

Heart of Mudgee’s sticker of regional authenticity doubles as the Address Label.

Dispatch is recommended only to addresses within Australia.

Post and Handling Charges include:

• Packing your order down to minimise risk of breakage or leaks.
• Mailing your order by Australia Post Registered Mail Service.
• Receipting your order by Email or by mail under separate cover to confirm and advise:
  • Date of dispatch from Mudgee Post Office.
  • The Registered Mail Parcel Identification Number.
  • Credit Card authorisation and code.
  • Total cost of goods, post and handling, and GST (Goods and Services Tax) where it applies.

Each pack is a discreet unit of pre-determined Packed Weight that cannot be added to.

The shopping cart reads the Packed Weight of each Produce Pack ordered, the Delivery Post Code and calculates the Post and Handling Charge/s that apply.

The shopping cart adds the gross weight of items ordered, adds 500 gms for packaging, and rounds the total up to the next whole kilogram - the Packed Weight.

Post and Handling Charge/s are calculated from Packed Weight and delivery Post Code.

In instances where total Packed Weight exceeds the design limit of the Shopping Cart, the cart will not calculate Post and Handling Charge.

In such instances, your order indicates ‘we will contact you to confirm Post and Handling Charge’ (or words to this effect)

Heart of Mudgee reserve the right to quote Post and Handling Charges on any order, taking into account delivery destination, total value of the order, alternative means of dispatch or method of packing down.

Our aim is to ensure safe arrival and your value for money.

Each Produce Gift Pack is treated as an individual item (see above) and posted and charged out as such.

We reserve the right to quote on delivery charges - as above.

Registered Mail allocates each parcel a unique identification number, so that the parcel can be tracked at almost every stage to its destination.

Registered Mail deliveries are not ‘dumped on the door-step’ at risk of theft or weather damage. However, they but must be signed off as received by an occupant of the delivery address.

If no one is home when the mailman or mail contractor attempts delivery, an Australia Post Card is left in the mailbox.

This card the name of the recipient, that a delivery was attempted and that a parcel awaits collection from the Post Office named. (Persons collecting should take identification or a letter of authority if collecting on behalf of the addressee.)

Thanks to Australia Post’s Registered Mail Service, we have not lost a parcel since we started using this Service. We have also not experienced breakage.