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> "tile" wrote in message
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>> "Technobarbarian" ha scritto nel
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>>> wrote in message
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>>> tile wrote:
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>>>> Can anyone tell me if it is legal to import German ham or bacon into
>>>> Guatemala? This would be a couple pöounds as a present.
>>>>
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>>>> In fact it is forbidden to bring fresh and seasoned meat.. and
>>>> vegetable or
>>>> frutis..
>>>> in most countries ( if not all ) of the world
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>>>> when I was in Guatemala. my bus was stopped twice to check for fruit
>>>> and
>>>> vegetables
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>>> I still don't have an adequate answer to MY question.
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>>> So what have you done to help yourself? Did you call your airlines?
>>> What was their response? There's a Guatemalan consulate in Germany. Have
>>> you tried calling them?
>>> http://www.embassyworld.com/embassy/Guatemala/Guatemala3.html
>>>
>>> Tile obviously has no idea what he's talking about, but even under
>>> the best of circumstances regulations change. This is the sort of thing
>>> where your best bet is to go direct to the source.
>>>
>>> TB
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>> did you ever watch the Film La Mortadella with Sophia Loren ??
>> How she wanted to bring a mortadella to the USA and was never let to
>> leave the airport ??
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> LOL, I haven't seen the movie and don't depend on Hollywood for my
> travel information.
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>> in every airport there are signs showing that meat and fruits are
>> forbidden to be imported or exported..
>
> You again demonstrate that you do not know what you're talking about.
> For example, there's a long list of stuff I can enter the US with.
> http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/clearing_goods/agri_prod_inus.xml#GeneralListofApprovedProducts
> "Many products grown in Canada or Mexico are allowed to enter the United
> States. This includes most vegetables and many fruits; however, seed
> potatoes from Canada currently require a permit. Additionally, stone
> fruit, apples, mangoes, oranges, guavas, sopote, cherimoya and sweet limes
> from Mexico require a permit." For example, I can and have returned to the
> US with avacados, as long as the pit is removed. Going the other direction
> I've driven into Mexico numerous times with my motorhome stuffed with
> food, without problems. Even if you accidentally stumbled on something
> factual, your "information" is useless for the OP.
>
> TB
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we were talking about meat and meat products.
I alos bring with me a lot of food when I travel..
and I just bought about 10 kgs of chesse coming back from Holland
If they catch me. I will lose veryhting and pay a fine.
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