The 40 Most Obscure Shipping Laws #infographic

Published by Web Desk Thursday, January 22, 2015

At some point in most of us will send a parcel overseas and while you might think it's straight forward, think again! There's a whole world of rules and regulations out there dictating what you can and can't send to different countries; from banning chewing gum being sent to Singapore, to laws prohibiting the posting of baby bottles to Venezuela. The latest infographic from Pack & Send guides you through the dos and don’ts of shipping overseas - ensuring Japanese shaving brushes never set foot in Uganda and almost out of date food never sees the light of day in Turkmenistan!

Delving into the weird and wonderful import laws of other countries, the infographic is bound to teach you something new! Such as, did you know that you are forbidden from sending musical instruments to Italy? Or, that you must have a license to import tents to Jordan? Take a look at the infographic below to find out more!

Infographic by: packsend

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