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is a mailed jar a 'commercial import' and a suitcase jar not
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Oct 28, 2026 10:51 am
(@eurolex)
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Two versions of this keep coming up and I don't think they're one question. A jar that arrives by post, or one you bought abroad and carried home in your suitcase.
Nearly every answer treats them as one problem, does country X allow it or not. But if shipments and travellers' goods sit in separate channels with their own paperwork, a personal import isn't a softer commercial one, it's a different category. Or I'm inventing structure.
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Oct 28, 2026 2:07 pm
(@fiona)
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Two different channels, yes. But which requirements you're actually under is the destination country's own guidance to answer.
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