International trade shipping advice.

A medium flat rate fits 8 sixteen ounce cans very snuggly. The large size can fit 16 sixteen ounce cans but it requires very little packaging material.
12 oz cans are able to stand up in the Flat Rate boxes and you can fit a lot more if sending 12 oz cans or a combo.
They have two styles, one is long and thin (can on its side thickness). The long thin boxes are actually easier to fit more bubble wrap and additional cardboard protection but could more easily be crushed or punctured.
Additionally, remember that the Medium or Large international flat rate boxes have a maximum weight of 20lbs.
For international flat rates also remember that the flaps need to be able to close within the normal folds of the box. For domestic use they don't seem to care if the box swells out a bit. This makes it difficult to use a lot of bubble wrap. Using semi rigid 4 pack can boxes with very thin foam seems to work well to get maximum amount without taking up too much space.

The large boxes are $99.10

 

I can understand trading internationally for mead, pastry stouts, saisons etc. but at this point Verdant are 100% on the same level as the likes of Other Half, Monkish etc. but the grass is greener/tickers gotta tick.

(I assume you’re looking to trade IPAs since you’re referring to shipping cans).