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UK tourists in Majorca, Spain, Santorini, Greece and Venice, Italy have been warned against bringing some classic British favourites into each country(Image: FSerega\/iStockphoto)<\/p>\nUK tourists in Majorca, Spain, Santorini, Greece and Venice, Italy have been warned against bringing some classic British favourites into each countryUK tourists in Majorca, Spain, Santorini, Greece and Venice, Italy have been warned against bringing some classic British favourites into each country(Image: FSerega\/iStockphoto)<\/p>\n
UK tourists in three major holiday hotspots have been warned against bringing in certain British classics this summer.<\/p>\n
Due to EU regulations, Brits travelling to destinations such as Majorca, Spain, Santorini, Greece and Venice, Italy have been urged to adhere to some strict regulations that must be followed.<\/p>\n
Products containing fresh cream, as well as some items which you may not realise contain gelatine, which is an animal product, are banned from being taken abroad.<\/p>\n
As Brits, many of us opt for cheese and crackers, but don’t think you’ll get away with taking a host of English cheeses such as Cornish brie and Wensleydale with you on your flight, as you’ll be in some hot water.<\/p>\n
READ MORE: Foreign Office issues travel warning for Brits as 70 countries ‘unsafe’<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Other food items you may not realise could get you in trouble include clotted cream fudge. While considered to be a British treat, and can often be found in airport terminals, if you plan on taking a bag on the flight to the EU with you, make sure you eat it all before landing, the Express <\/a>said.<\/p>\n If you fail to do this, your tasty treat could be taken off you upon landing in your destination. Another British fan-favourite which is on the banned products list is Bovril, because it includes gelatine.<\/p>\n Maryanne Sparks, of European Waterways, issued a warning to Brits: \u201cIf you travel to the EU from a non-EU country, you are not allowed to bring any meat or dairy products with you \u2013 this includes those you would find in a meal deal sandwich.\u201d<\/p>\n FCDO guidelines also include advice on the matter, explaining personal goods including meat, milk or products of those aforementioned can “present a real threat to animal health throughout the Union,” if brought into the EU.<\/p>\n