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Products in checked-in baggage

ugg · 2009-10-08 16:40:05

Hi all, If I buy products at a European tradeshow is it ok to bring them back to Ireland in my checked-in luggage without declaring them? These products are already for sale in various European countries so they meet EU regulations. Thanks:)

08-10-2009 4:40pm

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ugg

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Hi all,

If I buy products at a European tradeshow is it ok to bring them back to Ireland in my checked-in luggage without declaring them? These products are already for sale in various European countries so they meet EU regulations.

Thanks:)

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#2 08-10-2009 5:24pm

GerardKeating

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ugg wrote: »

Hi all,

If I buy products at a European tradeshow is it ok to bring them back to Ireland in my checked-in luggage without declaring them? These products are already for sale in various European countries so they meet EU regulations.

Thanks:)

Assuming the products are allowed to be carried in checked in luggage, then there would be no issue with where you bought it, but some items freely on sale in Ireland may NOT be carried in checked in luggage for safety reasons.

Also, replicia weapons are perfectly legal, but might cause confusion if spotted.

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