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Where can I buy Turkish sweets in small wholesale? Any problems with this product at customs?
Where can I buy Turkish sweets in small wholesale? Any problems with this product at customs?
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they took 20 boxes at the market near the hotel, 4 bucks for 5 pcs,
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answered 8 years ago
We always try to buy in Migros, Azda and other chain stores (depending on the region of the holiday). In such stores, prices are fixed and cheaper than in imported markets or street pavilions and shops located on the central walking streets.
If your wholesale fits in a suitcase and does not exceed the allowable baggage allowance (20 kg), then no one will tell you anything. Suitcases are never opened, unless, of course, explosive substances are seen there.)) (but even if it exceeds, then pay extra for the excess and that's it.)))
If your wholesale fits in a suitcase and does not exceed the allowable baggage allowance (20 kg), then no one will tell you anything. Suitcases are never opened, unless, of course, explosive substances are seen there.)) (but even if it exceeds, then pay extra for the excess and that's it.)))
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answered 8 years ago
yes, I agree with Olgaolga153 - prices in supermarkets (even not in chains) are really lower and are indicated in lira, and not in dollars or euros, as in the market (you can also pay in liras, and euros, and dollars)
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answered 8 years ago
I still advise a bazaar or a small shop where you can try the goods before buying. In supermarkets, Turkish delight is not the first freshness. The shops of the Koska network ( http://online.koska.com/) are very good, everything is fresh there.
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answered 8 years ago
Export shouldn't be a problem. Duties will be on imports.
When traveling through the customs border of the Republic of Kazakhstan, passengers can import with full exemption from customs duties and taxes goods with a total value of up to a thousand US dollars, inclusive, provided that the total weight of the goods does not exceed 50 kilograms. The exception is excisable goods, which include wine and vodka, beer, tobacco, jewelry, as well as delicacies from sturgeon and salmon fish.
When traveling through the customs border of the Republic of Kazakhstan, passengers can import with full exemption from customs duties and taxes goods with a total value of up to a thousand US dollars, inclusive, provided that the total weight of the goods does not exceed 50 kilograms. The exception is excisable goods, which include wine and vodka, beer, tobacco, jewelry, as well as delicacies from sturgeon and salmon fish.
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