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doctordb | 09:03 Wed 19th Dec 2012 | Food & Drink
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Is it allowable to send a selection of cheese by post to Cyprus? Tia.
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a Stinking bishop butterfly Fluttered by McFluff A Manchego moth descended And other cheesy stuff A blue veined gorgonzola bee buzzed around her plate If you want to see them Sorry you're too late
15:00 Wed 19th Dec 2012
Gorgonzola might come under the prohibition that forbids noxious goods on planes.
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I love Gorgonzola too much to give to other people! It's just cheddars and brie's sandy.
presumably it's not halloumi
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I think they get enough squeaky cheese.
Is this code for 'how does one book air tickets for The Osmonds'? :)
♫ Well I guess i would have seen everything, when I see a cheese fly. ♪

Err.... don't know but I can not see any reason why chhese couldn't / wouldn't be imported / exported by air.
I think this meters better, OG:

"I saw a peanut stand, heard a rubber band,
And seen a needle wink its eye
But I be done seen about everything
When I see an Emmental fly"
i was really hoping cheese could fly then.

i love the idea of flying cheeses...
stand still and I will throw some at you
not really what i was hoping for..... :-)
a Stinking bishop butterfly
Fluttered by McFluff
A Manchego moth descended
And other cheesy stuff
A blue veined gorgonzola bee
buzzed around her plate
If you want to see them
Sorry you're too late
Cheese Flies ... bet they're zippy
gorgonzola bee, thats cute
similar to the stilton wasp
If you were flying or sailing in, it would be no problem.
For Cyprus customs site:
Prohibited
• Meat and milk and any items thereof from non-EU countries with the exception of limited amounts from Andorra, Croatia, the Faeroe Islands, Greenland, Iceland and small amounts of specific products from other countries.
I'm sorry that's no help for postage. Ask at your local Post Office.
Cheese is not listed on either the "Restricted goods" or "Prohibited goods" pages, here: http://www.royalmail.com/despatch-inward-mail-services/hints-and-tips/prohibited-goods
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Thanks G-W.

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