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Re: Honey Importation
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Hi Jerry,


I carry comb honey on my lap in (the back of) the plane.  You have to carry it in the cabin because it doesn't survive the luggage compartment....the cappings burst in the low pressure and the combs are ruined and runny.


I have not had trouble from TSA over that, but I've also noticed that the rules seem inconsistent from place to place.?


So hopefully anyone flying to WSA with honeycombs will be aware that they MUST hand carry it!

Christina

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