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In a message dated 15/02/03 05:03:30 GMT Standard Time,
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<< However, so far no one has told me that the U.K. or EU will accept packages
 (swarms, colonies) of bees from the U.S.  Only queens. >>

It is not the usual practice in the UK to use package bees at all.  Demand
would be minimal.

Chris

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