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Re: bringing honey from the US to Japan
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No Honey bee products  are allowed in New Zealand no matter how it is
packaged
even products with bee products are not allowed period.

Harper's Honey Farm
Charlie
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Ph# 337 896 5247



John Sturman wrote:

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>  I would never think that honey would be prohibited anywhere as nothing
> can live in it.
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