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Rhubarb
I would like to send a rhubarb crown to my son who lives in France. Someone has told me that I cannot do this, it is against the law to send plants. Can anyone tell me if this is true? I haven't bought the rhubarb crown yet, so no loss if it is.
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To Sir Oracle and Jomifl thanks for the answer - I have no idea how to do that as I am English, with no vestige of French (except for a bit of schoolgirl stuff vaguely remembered). I suppose I could tell him to buy one himself and I could supply the money, but it doesn't seem quite the same - buying your own gift!
To Sir Oracle and Jomifl thanks for the answer - I have no idea how to do that as I am English, with no vestige of French (except for a bit of schoolgirl stuff vaguely remembered). I suppose I could tell him to buy one himself and I could supply the money, but it doesn't seem quite the same - buying your own gift!
>>>Someone has told me that I cannot do this
Please point out to "someone" that both the UK and France are in the European Union!
EU law obliges all member states to permit the free movement of ALL goods across national borders. The only exceptions that can apply are temporary ones imposed when there's a risk to the health or security of an importing country (such as the ban on the movement of British beef during the BSE crisis).
Please point out to "someone" that both the UK and France are in the European Union!
EU law obliges all member states to permit the free movement of ALL goods across national borders. The only exceptions that can apply are temporary ones imposed when there's a risk to the health or security of an importing country (such as the ban on the movement of British beef during the BSE crisis).
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