Bringing honey (in a glass) into the US
A friend of mine in the UK is a bee keeper and kindly dropped off a couple of glasses of their "Surrey honey" for me to take back to the US. According to CBP.gov, it's OK to bring honey in. Given that I'm flying through SFO and they've got all sorts of weird produce laws there, does anybody know if they're OK with bringing honey in or is it mail time?
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Re: Bringing honey (in a glass) into the US
Originally Posted by TimNiceBut
(Post 8628745)
A friend of mine in the UK is a bee keeper and kindly dropped off a couple of glasses of their "Surrey honey" for me to take back to the US. According to CBP.gov, it's OK to bring honey in. Given that I'm flying through SFO and they've got all sorts of weird produce laws there, does anybody know if they're OK with bringing honey in or is it mail time?
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Re: Bringing honey (in a glass) into the US
Only issues might come up with it being a bit wet, security might be a bit iffy about it, though if well wrapped, in a suitcase, it might be alright.
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Re: Bringing honey (in a glass) into the US
Originally Posted by Bob
(Post 8629178)
Only issues might come up with it being a bit wet, security might be a bit iffy about it, though if well wrapped, in a suitcase, it might be alright.
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Re: Bringing honey (in a glass) into the US
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 8629229)
Good point Bob...he wouldn't be able to carry it in his hand luggage. Don't think I'd like to risk honey leaking into my suitcase.
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Re: Bringing honey (in a glass) into the US
Originally Posted by Kaffy Mintcake
(Post 8629264)
Maybe a ziploc bag around it (or two)? That's what I do when carrying items like shampoo or perfume.
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Re: Bringing honey (in a glass) into the US
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 8629285)
So do I but honey....ewww.
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Re: Bringing honey (in a glass) into the US
Ziplock's not a bad idea. Fortunately the honey is set, not the usual fluid gumpf that you'd get 99% of the time but not having the glass break in the suitcase would still be my preference.
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Re: Bringing honey (in a glass) into the US
Originally Posted by TimNiceBut
(Post 8629755)
Ziplock's not a bad idea. Fortunately the honey is set, not the usual fluid gumpf that you'd get 99% of the time but not having the glass break in the suitcase would still be my preference.
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Re: Bringing honey (in a glass) into the US
Maybe transfer to an alternative non glass container?
Or if you don't want it in plastic maybe a decent mason jar if the current one is a bit fragile? |
Re: Bringing honey (in a glass) into the US
Sorry, to make that clear - the honey isn't going in the hand luggage, it'll definitely be in the suitcase, wrapped in a bunch of shirts or something.
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Re: Bringing honey (in a glass) into the US
Might be easier to post the stuff, wrapped in styrofoam and plastic or something.
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Re: Bringing honey (in a glass) into the US
Originally Posted by avanutria
(Post 8630240)
Might be easier to post the stuff, wrapped in styrofoam and plastic or something.
Sounds delicious :tounge_smile: |
Re: Bringing honey (in a glass) into the US
Originally Posted by TimNiceBut
(Post 8630117)
Sorry, to make that clear - the honey isn't going in the hand luggage, it'll definitely be in the suitcase, wrapped in a bunch of shirts or something.
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Re: Bringing honey (in a glass) into the US
Maybe you could eat it beforehand and transport it in your tummy. Or get a bear to eat it for you and then bring that.
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