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Guns, drugs, chewing gum?

Laser pointers, margarine, kinder surprises and other banned nations of the world in a brief overview of the package .

1. Gum


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In Cuba, you can not send a package with chewing gum. But at least you can chew it, but in Singapore you cannot even chew for twenty-four years now.

2. Bacteria


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In any form prohibited to be sent to Israel. Therefore, millions of illegal bacteria wishing to enter the country, enter the hands, in the armpits and other corners of the human body.

3. Products with the words “Israel”


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Do not even think of sending T-shirts and mugs with the words “Israel” to Kuwait.
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4. Coffee


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You can not import and send by mail to Colombia, Ethiopia, Venezuela, in Jamaica, because they have their own, and one of the best in the world. But coffee can be exported from these countries in any quantities.

5. Laser pointers and Patagonian canines


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Laser pointers are not allowed to be imported into New Zealand to protect eyes from idiots who poked pointers anywhere. The latter are banned for importation as part of the fight against illegal fishing (there is a great demand for toothfish).

6. Margarine and condensed milk


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The French authorities considered ketchup a threat to the national cuisine and banned this sauce in school catering. Margarine, apparently, was banned for the same reason. And for some reason you cannot send a package with condensed milk to Jamaica, Sri Lanka, as well as to Kenya, Tanzania and Chile.

7. Spring knives and kinder surprises


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In the US, it is impossible with a spring knife if you have both hands on the spot: only one-armed people are allowed to carry. Little Americans who like to swallow chocolate with a toy are protecting from kinder surprises.

8. Old grape stands and earth


Germany does not accept old props for grapes: most likely, to protect vineyards from fungus and infections. It is also impossible with soil containing plant parts or humus - from countries outside the European Union. That is, it is already possible from Croatia, but not from Serbia yet.

9. Products whose name contains the word “Anzac”


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In Australia, protect the veterans. Therefore, items with the word “Anzac” (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) cannot simply be brought and imported without special permission from the Department of Veterans Affairs. The use of the word in commercial activities is strictly prohibited.

10. Magic attributes and horoscopes


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In Nigeria, you can not send a horoscope and enter with objects "related to magic, which can harm people." Singapore does not accept parcels with amulets, and Malaysia does not even allow advertisements for amulets. In Indonesia, banned writing mystical content.

11. Japanese shaving brushes


Banned in Iraq, Kenya, Turkey, Malta and many other places. The fact is that earlier in Japan, brushes were made from a badger or another animal pile, which was often the carrier of deadly anthrax spores.

12. Toy Guns and Valentines


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You can not send parcels with pistols in Brazil, Yemen, Kenya and Japan. By the way, c toy weapons are not allowed on board many airlines. From valentines you can hide in Saudi Arabia: they are there under an official ban, just do not reach.

You cannot just bring electronic devices with encryption modules to Russia (you need a notification ), Parmesan, tasty chocolates from the USA and other gastronomic delights. Employees in their round-the-clock chat room will always prompt you what can be sent by our service and what is not .

The main thing is not yet forbidden to deliver the most necessary: ​​high-quality clothes and shoes, gadgets at reasonable prices and many useful things that you can buy cheaper in the US and Europe. As long as they are not affected by the prohibitions, it is better to order something and get your benefit!

Make purchases with the package, choose good things, and we will help with placing orders in online stores - free of charge until October 31 .

Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/398363/


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