True enough, shotokun. As the resident of a small island, I'm well aware of the effects that added shipping costs have on all products. The thing is, Samuel Gawith is supposed to be an artisanal tobacco manufacturer. Bulk packaging in a time of unprecedented shortage seems to fly in the face of reason when you are a small traditional concern. I can't fathom why they aren't charging $12 a tin and easily recovering their costs. That or a full withdrawal from the United States, so they can legitimately satisfy their consumers in Europe.
And not to be a nag, shotokun, but as a Canadian I would pay $35 for 50g of Captain Black at a local store if I had no other source. I cannot emphasize this enough; if you like the tobacco, pay for the enjoyment it will bring you today. Surely $44 will buy you next to nothing of lasting value in today's world - think of the hours you could spend savouring Squadron Leader instead. If the FDA decides to tighten their belt enough, the only way you'll smoke Gawith again is through a trip to Europe itself. I know I'd rather kiss $13.36 goodbye right now. (Nevermind proposed tax increases)