Bringing foodstuff from UK post Brexit

Transportation, Travel and Trips
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i will be driving to England soon and returning via France could anybody tell me what am i allowed to bring into France food wise ,when i ask somebody i keep getting different answers is there any web site that can help many thanks

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seriously, put some effort in it. there are so many threads about the same topic.

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No animal products.

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https://www.douane.gouv.fr/sites/def…g-with-you.pdf

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Hey great! Unlimited quantities of bananas, durians, coconuts, pineapples and dates can be imported from the UK!

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So you need information about what you can import from the UK and your best effort at titling the thread "BREXIT".....

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My calendar says it's Saturday, but given the threads today, I'm not so sure...

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Thread title change to something more indicative of the thread topic.

It could probably also be merged with one if the other threads on the subject but I am too busy to do that now.

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No animal based food products, so no meat, fish or dairy (which includes chocolate of course).

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According to the link above up to 20kg of fish are permitted. No meat or dairy.

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UK is considered as non-EU, thus the same rules apply as for Sri Lanka, Gabun, Chille, Vietnam, Australia, Canada, etc.

For importation of food, fish, meat, plants, and dairy products “EU” is considered as the 27 EU countries plus Andorra, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, San Marino, and Switzerland. There are special provisions for the Faroe Islands and Greenland, as, while they are nations of the Kingdom of Denmark, they are not part of the EU.

https://food.ec.europa.eu/animals/an…nal-imports_en

Here the full overview this means for travelling from the UK: https://commission.europa.eu/system/…lling_en_3.pdf

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Yes that’ll be google which gave me:
https://www.frenchentree.com/brexit/…france-and-uk/

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Banana, durian, coconut, pineapple and date farmers in the UK will have heaved a sigh of relief at that news.

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But who in their right mind would import British chocolate into Switzerland! I understand techically it's cheese - so maybe you used to import it.

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I knew a guy that used to go back to the UK once a month for bread! I would bring back four sliced pans which would do him four weeks, when he head off again.... No big surprise he decided Switzerland was not for him.

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No sausages? The risk is worth it...

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You just can't get sausages in Switzerland.

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Is that an attempt at sarcasm?

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Puns aside, what's wrong with bringing your meat allowance in form of sausages?

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Having audited a few meat producers back in the day, I'd say definitely not.