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good afternoon! maybe someone can tell if it is possible to carry mangoes in hand luggage, and not in a suitcase? I’m afraid that they might get wrinkled in a suitcase, but I don’t want to be taken away at the border either.
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You can take mangoes in hand luggage. Of course, without fanaticism (I mean the quantity). Or you can buy a slightly firmer mango, wrap it in a towel and boldly put it in a suitcase, it will arrive well ...... But at home put it on the windowsill and when it becomes softer (it takes a couple of days) you can eat it.
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answered 11 years ago
I was carrying a mango in hand luggage in 2010, there were no problems with customs in Egypt. And in the Dnieper no one carefully examined us, because we arrived at night. But it is better to pack the mango so that it is not very noticeable, so that our give no reason.
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answered 11 years ago
I always carried it in hand luggage, no one looks at how much and what, and in general they don’t look at hand luggage. This time I put it in a suitcase, took soft and a little harder, right in the bag, didn’t wrap anything. Everything flew perfectly.
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answered 11 years ago
No problem, take it in your hand luggage, the Egyptians let me on the plane, and in Kyiv no one has ever inspected me with mangoes, these are not hookahs or shells :) -3 days it will be soft, I also do this when I pass the transmission to my
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answered 11 years ago
We carried not only mangoes, but also strawberries in hand luggage, just in boxes, and neither in Egypt nor in Ukraine no one paid attention to this. And they didn’t pay attention to hookahs either. I never put mangoes in a suitcase, you after all, do not transport industrial lots. Only for your own consumption, and this can be seen.
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answered 11 years ago
thanks everyone for the replies! we have to fly out tomorrow, the mangoes were already bought quite ripe, so I didn’t want to crush them in my suitcase
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answered 11 years ago
But it’s easier to go and buy houses in the supermarket and not Egyptian, but real, for example, Thai .... well, if you live in a village, then of course you need to hide it in a chumudan
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answered 11 years ago
evgeniy781T - if it doesn't make it difficult, tell me which supermarket sells Thai mango?
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answered 11 years ago
I don’t know why the Egyptian mango didn’t please you, it’s very tasty for me))
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answered 11 years ago