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Sep 16, 2010 00:28

When I re-entered the USA at LAX on Sunday, I dutifully declared the food items I had brought with me: chocolate, coffee, and tea, none of which raised any hackles of the customs/ag inspector. I asked if Australian honey was indeed on the banned list, and the inspector said that he knew of no such ban and would have passed any honey I'd brought ( Read more... )

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honey aekai September 16 2010, 10:33:48 UTC
You can bring in honey, but not honey with honeycomb.

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janusfiles September 16 2010, 17:54:10 UTC
So when do you next plan to go to Australia?

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kevin_standlee September 16 2010, 17:57:30 UTC
I reckon it will take at least another ten years to work up enough frequent-flier points to do the trip again, and even then probably not in first class like this trip.

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chocolatescifi September 17 2010, 18:31:53 UTC
So we need to keep Australia for bidding for another Worldcon for at least that long, is that what you're saying?

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kevin_standlee September 17 2010, 18:34:56 UTC
I'd say New Zealand in 2020 should be excuse enough. Have to be careful about the order of events: New Zealand does prohibit the importation of Australian honey. I noticed that when I changed planes in Auckland on the way back from A3 and worried because I had Australian honey in my checked luggage. However, transiting NZ wasn't the same thing - I never went groundside or cleared C&I - so I was okay.

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travelswithkuma September 17 2010, 06:13:14 UTC
Nots worrys as bears as muchs honeys, buts thanks yous fors thinkings.

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