IMPORTANT NOTES FOR ALL ORDERS To ensure product quality, perishable orders cannot be scheduled for Monday delivery. Depending on your location, Tuesday may only be available via Overnight Delivery. EXCEPTIONS and SURCHARGES Shipping for Saturday Delivery Saturday delivery is available for some zip codes. Please check your eligibility using the shipping calculator available in your cart. If available to your zip code please use the shipping table above to determine your base shipping rate and add a $10 surcharge. Shipping to Alaska and Hawaii For Alaska, use the table above to determine your base shipping rate and add a surcharge of $6 for Adak, Akhiok, Anchor Point, Anchorage, Big Lake, Chickaloon, Chiniak, Chugiak, Clam Gulch, Cold Bay, Cooper Landing, Eagle River, Ester, Fairbanks, Fort Greely, Girdwood, Homer, Hope, Houston, Indian, Kasilof, Kenai, Kodiak, Meadow Lake, Moose Pass, Ninilchik, Palmer, Salcha, Seward, Soldotna, Sterling, Sutton, Wasilla, and Willow. Add a surcharge of $15 for Anderson, Auke Bay, Barrow, Bethel, Clear, Copper Center, Cordova, Delta Junction, Denali National Park, Dillingham, Douglas, Dutch Harbor, Glennallen, Healy, Juneau, Ketchikan, King Salmon, Kotzebue, Lliamna, McGrath, Naknek, Nenana, Nome, Prudhoe Bay, Seldovia, Sitka, St. Mary's, Tok, Unalakleet, Unalaska, Valdez, Ward Cove, and Yakutat. For Alaska locations not listed above, add a surcharge of $5 for non-perishable orders or $30 for perishable orders. For Hawaii, use the table above to determine your base shipping rate and add a surcharge of $6 for Oahu or $15 outside of Oahu. Shipping to PO Boxes Delivery Date not guaranteed. If you require a specific delivery date please use a street address instead of a PO Box. Use the table above to determine your base shipping rate and add $5 to the rates for Standard and Expedited services and $30 to the Overnight rate. Shipping to APO/FPO Exact delivery date not guaranteed as these areas are served by the U.S. Postal Service. Many APO/FPO locations are overseas, preventing you from selecting a delivery date inside two weeks from the date you place your order. Your order may arrive many days before or after the selected delivery date. Use the table above to determine your base shipping rate and add a $5 surcharge. We can not guarantee the delivery date on APO orders and feel obligated to warn you that highly perishable items may arrive in less than peak condition. By placing an order containing highly perishable items you are accepting the risks associated and may not be eligible for a credit. Shipping to US Island Possessions Exact delivery date not guaranteed as these areas are served by the U.S. Postal Service. Use the table above to determine your base shipping rate and add a $5 surcharge for non-perishable packages or a $30 surcharge for perishable packages.

About Shipping

igourmet has a dedicated commitment to ensuring the safe, efficient delivery of our food products. To this end, we are constantly researching, developing and improving our FreshWave packaging system. During the summer months, we use an air tight, fully insulated, temperature retaining packaging system that keeps its contents cool for as many as 48 hours in ambient temperatures of up to 90 degrees Fahrenheit or 24 hours in temperatures up to 105 degrees. Through the use of the FreshWave packaging system, igourmet.com can absolutely guarantee that the food products you receive from us are in the same fresh condition as when they left our facility.

The FreshWave system combines a reusable, seamless, molded polystyrene cooler chest with a non-toxic refrigerant gel pack and strategically placed chips of dry ice. Your perishable foods are temperature controlled within the confines of the polystyrene, which itself is encased in an outer cardboard shipper. To further contain temperature escalation, we fill the remaining areas with void fill to minimize the amount of air circulating within the system. As an added bonus, you get to keep the cooler and the refrigerant gel packs to use for your next picnic or road trip. In the winter months, we may utilize a less robust system for the cooler states.