Customs In private On your arrival Because New Zealand relies heavily on its worldwide trade in agricultural products, we have to make sure that any pests and diseases that could threaten our agricultural and horticultural industries are kept out of the country. For that reason we have very strict biosecurity regulations and there are severe penalties for anyone who breaks the rules. People failing to declare biosecurity risk goods can receive an instant fine of $400, be fined up to $100,000 and/or face up to five years in prison. This description was last updated on: Monday, 05 March 2012 Things to be wary of bringing in It is illegal to import most foodstuffs. This could be something as simple as a piece of fruit, a sandwich, preserved sausage or a cheese snack. High risk items include fresh fruit and vegetables, egg cartons, all honey and bee products, straw, dried flowers, seeds, cane/bamboo/rattan items, pine cones, potpourri and other organic matter. Restricted items you must declare include feathers, bones, tusks, furs, skins, hunting trophies, stuffed animals and reptiles, unprocessed wool and animal hair, items made from animal skin (eg, crocodile handbags) and equipment used on animals including riding equipment.

You will not be allowed to bring into New Zealand coral, clam, turtle and tortoise shells, products of endangered species or ivory in any form, unless you have a CITES certificate to allow you to do so. You must also take care when importing wood products, golf clubs, sports equipment, camping gear and any other items such as shoes and boots that might have soil and dirt on them. Generally, all items that would normally be used outdoors will be examined to make sure they are free from soil and other contaminants. It is best to make sure they are thoroughly cleaned before entering the country. The items listed here represent the most common threats to New Zealand. But this list is not exhaustive. Go to prohibited and restricted items for more information. This detail was last updated on What to do on arrival Your Arrival Card – which you must fill in before entering the immigration area – has full details. Please complete it accurately. If in doubt, declare possibly illegal possessions to a Customs officer or a MPI Biosecurity officer, or dump them in one of the bins available at the airport. 

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Phone: +64 4 894 0100 Wednesday, 13 June 2012 Famous Formica chair rests at new FB headquarterspride lift chairs chicago Coastal kitchen creates lasting impression with Laminamrocking chairs for sale scotlandA Norwegian man has revealed in hilarious detail how he freed himself after one of his testicles got stuck in an Ikea chair while having a shower.dining room chairs darwin Claus Jørstad, 45, of Alta in the country's north, had bought the Marius chair for showering because he had a knee injury but the testicle became trapped this week after falling into a hole in the stool and swelling in the hot conditions.wedding chair covers auckland

Speaking to MailOnline from Norway tonight, Mr Jørstad said he was trapped sitting under the shower for so long that the water turned cold and he began to freeze - prompting him to risk electrocution and reach for a hairdryer to get warm again. ‘Sitting there and noticing the accident, I bent down to see what the f*** happened, I realised the little nutter has got stuck,’ he told MailOnline. Claus Jørstad posted this pic to Facebook after the ordeal with his testicle and the chair Mr Jørstad originally posted about his issues with the Marius chair to Ikea's Norway Facebook page - and received a response from the retailer as the post went viral Mr Jørstad, of Alta, Norway, was a 'free man again!' after untangling from the Ikea chair ‘I couldn’t f***** move. Imagine an angry Irishman having an incident, cursing his way. ‘And as I couldn't move, I started pondering how the hell I was gonna get outta the mess. After a lot of pondering forth and back, I realised I had no bloody ideas.

‘The water turned cold by itself. So I started freezing. The water got cold. Even more cold than my mother-in-law’s smile when I married her daughter.’ But the cold water was his problem and his saviour, though the photographer and father-of-three admitted he could have electrocuted himself by what he tried to do next. ‘In despair, I reached for the hairdryer to keep warm while pondering, and that’s when I realised the nut has got loose from the squirrel stool,' he said. 'It was when I reached for the dryer I realised I was a free man.’ He believes the cold water made his testicle shrink, allowing it to pop back through the hole. The retailer responded to the funny post about the 'skipper and two sailors', wishing Claus well on his next 'sea excursion' His comments come after his problems were laid bare in a hilarious Facebook post and discussion on the social media site with staff from the Swedish retailing giant. In his hilarious post complete with pictures and updates, Mr Jørstad described his genitals as the 'skipper and two sailors' because he said Swedes did not like direct descriptions of genitals.

'As you can imagine, the skipper is the captain down there, and the sailors are the two nuts that dangle,' he wrote. In his post to Ikea, he described himself as a 'free man again!' and asked if the stool came in yellow but was told only in red, black and white. While the post was liked and shared tens of thousands of times, IKEA responded, using their customer's maritime theme. Claus bought the Marius stool from Ikea to help him shower as he suffers from a knee injuryWe recommend that you take the stool out of the shower... or that you sit on it with the right uniform on and in the right setting,' the staffer posted. 'If you choose to keep it in the shower, make sure you are well dressed for your next sea excursion.' Showing he was a fast learner, Mr Jørstad later posted a picture of the stool in the shower again - but this time covered with a wash cloth so his testicles could not get stuck again. He told MailOnline the figure on the wash cloth was named 'fantorangen'.