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Frank Filz wrote:
> Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> >
> > Lego is a duty free item in whatever quantity. If they try to collect
> > customs or duties, fight it. You'll do better if you dig up the
> > reference, posted here on LUGNET at some time in the past, to the US
> > customs web site which clearly shows that Lego is duty free, as are all
> > other plastic construction toys.
>
> Here is the message:
>
> http://www.lugnet.com/market/theory/?n=176
>
> Note that this status only applies to construction toys imported from
> countries which we have "Normal Trade Relations" (NTR) with (used to be
> called "Most Favored Nation"). I don't think there are any European
> countries that don't have NTR status.
>
> It's nice that they changed their terminology. "Most Favored Nation"
> sounded pretty silly when most countries had it.
That's interesting, because many European countries charge duties on them
when I ship them away to people--even quantities as small as DM100 (which
should tell you which country it is, ja?). Hmmm...maybe it's time to call
Commerce...
best
Lindsay
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