"its illegal everywhere" — where does this even come from
keep seeing people state flat out that this stuff is banned basically everywhere like its a hard fact. then someone else says its totally fine where they are. cant both be true. whats the actual deal, where is this myth coming from
a lot of it is people confusing two different things. "this product type is illegal to possess" vs "there are rules about importing honey across a border". not the same, and folks smush them together
exactly. most of what people call a "ban" is biosecurity and food-import regulation — agriculture, bee health, declared goods. it is not a controlled-substance ban. very different legal categories reported with the same scary word
yeah the honey-across-a-border thing trips people up. someone gets a jar held at the airport and goes online saying its "illegal" when it was just an undeclared food import
"my honey got confiscated" becoming "ITS BANNED WORLDWIDE" is such a forum classic lol
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