1. No idea. Our cross-country move was all-volunteer labor. 2. I see no reason not to relabel, and it might be fun to come up with the most unappealing-to-steal label ever. Say, for instance, "Cleaning supplies". Or better yet, "Sex toys". 3. For everything, I would consider a cost/weight ratio, for everything, not just food. You are paying by weight, right? (Cubic foot movers are notorious scams.) So I'd say anything that costs less than $1/lb shouldn't move--canned food, salt, large bottles of liquid stuff like laundry detergent.
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2. I see no reason not to relabel, and it might be fun to come up with the most unappealing-to-steal label ever. Say, for instance, "Cleaning supplies". Or better yet, "Sex toys".
3. For everything, I would consider a cost/weight ratio, for everything, not just food. You are paying by weight, right? (Cubic foot movers are notorious scams.) So I'd say anything that costs less than $1/lb shouldn't move--canned food, salt, large bottles of liquid stuff like laundry detergent.