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purple80 Dec 28th 2007 4:10 pm

Can I bring cheese to France?
 
Hi,
I am flying to Toulouse from Bristol on New Year's Eve to visit parents and sister, can we take cheese to France????

Am also bringing in christmas presents and presents for my parents 40th wedding anniversary, as well as baby stuff for pregnant sister, am I likely to be hit with a problem at either airport????

Many thanks
:wub:Charlie:wub:

val50 Dec 28th 2007 5:51 pm

Re: Can I bring cheese to France?
 

Originally Posted by purple80 (Post 5712751)
Hi,
I am flying to Toulouse from Bristol on New Year's Eve to visit parents and sister, can we take cheese to France????

Am also bringing in christmas presents and presents for my parents 40th wedding anniversary, as well as baby stuff for pregnant sister, am I likely to be hit with a problem at either airport????

Many thanks
:wub:Charlie:wub:

Hi Charlie,
you are not supposed to take any dairy produce into France but to be honest have never been stopped, either at ferry port or at airport.
The presents should be okay too but would suggest you only wrap them when you get there, just incase they want to check what's inside, especially at Bristol.
Have to say, I find France one of the easiest countries to enter into. Often at Cherbourg there isn't even anyone there to check passports, let alone anything else. Toulouse might be different, being that bit bigger.

purple80 Dec 28th 2007 10:29 pm

Re: Cheese???
 
Hi Val,
Thanks for the response, will risk the cheese, I have left the presents unwrapped for exactly the reason you stated, must remember to pack some wrapping paper!
:wub:Charlie:wub:

treskillard Dec 28th 2007 10:54 pm

Re: Cheese???
 

Originally Posted by purple80 (Post 5713870)
Hi Val,
Thanks for the response, will risk the cheese, I have left the presents unwrapped for exactly the reason you stated, must remember to pack some wrapping paper!
:wub:Charlie:wub:

Just in case you have a sin you want to admit to I'm ready to hear your infusion, I mean confusion, sorry contusion, or inebriation...

jdr Dec 29th 2007 5:57 am

Re: Cheese???
 
Well I thought they sold cheese in France. lol
This ain`t a follow up to the turkey thread in Portugal is it ?

val50 Dec 29th 2007 4:33 pm

Re: Cheese???
 

Originally Posted by jdr (Post 5714662)
Well I thought they sold cheese in France. lol
This ain`t a follow up to the turkey thread in Portugal is it ?

soft cheese yes, but hard cheeses like cheddar, double gloucster are hard to come by. Camembert isn't quite the same as cheddar with branston pickle:rofl:

purple80 Dec 29th 2007 6:27 pm

Re: Cheese???
 

Originally Posted by treskillard (Post 5713923)
Just in case you have a sin you want to admit to I'm ready to hear your infusion, I mean confusion, sorry contusion, or inebriation...

It would appear that I do! Looks like I now about to embark on a new career as a cheese smuggler. Whats the penalty for that??

:blink:Charlie:blink:

Chris'nJulie Dec 29th 2007 7:48 pm

Re: Cheese???
 

Originally Posted by purple80 (Post 5716597)
It would appear that I do! Looks like I now about to embark on a new career as a cheese smuggler. Whats the penalty for that??

:blink:Charlie:blink:

Six months in Emmenthal institution ?

Chris

jdr Dec 29th 2007 8:55 pm

Re: Cheese???
 

Originally Posted by purple80 (Post 5716597)
It would appear that I do! Looks like I now about to embark on a new career as a cheese smuggler. Whats the penalty for that??

:blink:Charlie:blink:

They will probable take it off you and send you back to get another load. ;-))

Novocastrian Dec 29th 2007 9:55 pm

Re: Cheese???
 

Originally Posted by Chris'nJulie (Post 5716824)
Six months in Emmenthal institution ?

Chris

Ouch! Brielliant. :rofl:


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