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Q: To have cheese sent?

Can anyone please tell me if it is legal to have cheese mailed to China for personal consumption?

12 years 32 weeks ago in  Food  - China

 
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Cheese might melt there if its hot or hot during shipping. I brought Lindor chocolate for gifts and it became a liquid in China.

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If you have colleagues, friends, family, or know people who will come to China, ask them to bring it you cheese, it's easier, and you might get your cheese in better condition.
Also if you search a bit you'll find places that sell quite a few different types of cheese, but usually for a price higher than it should be.

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I live in a place where there's no pizza, and I have no refrigeerator, I found muzzarela here at rt mart, for 37 rmb but no refrigerator it will be a hell Crying I have to leave this place soon

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