These are eight of the strangest items that are banned abroad
By Colin Ainscough
Published 28th Feb 2019, 14:03 GMT
Updated 27th Mar 2019, 15:43 GMT
If you are heading off on holiday anytime soon, then you'll no doubt have a list of things not to forget - but do you know what you can't take abroad?
Shipping luggage company MyBaggage.com, are warning Brits travelling aboard to think twice when packing their bags after revealing some of the strangest prohibited items. Depending on where you are jetting off to this year, these are the eight items to watch out for.
These are eight of the strangest items that are banned abroad
Due to health concerns, baby walkers in Canada are banned from being sold or imported. Researchers in Canada claimed that baby walkers endanger children and delay both motor and mental development.
Since 1992 chewing gum has been banned from being consumed or bought into Singapore. This was due to a previous prime minister noticing how much money was spent on cleaning gum off the streets.
Seven years after the popular movie V for Vendetta was released, the Minister of Interior for Saudi Arabia banned the selling and importing of Guy Fawkes masks made popular by the film.
