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When i was younger my uncle was deployed to katrina, and brought back a large variety of MRE's, one in particular was the german EPa, i want to find how to buy one so i am wanting to buy any Typ of the EPa, if this is possible please let me know the price and ill get back to you soon.

Thanks

I might be able to get some, but it might give some problems with the customs (meat/dairy products aren't allowed)

Cracker wrote:I might be able to get some, but it might give some problems with the customs (meat/dairy products aren't allowed)

alright, well i would only buy accouple single boxes, what all wouldnt be aloud through customs? i have never bought a german MRE online.

there will be not much left...



General List of Approved Products (Stand: 07.02.2008)

This list covers products from all areas except Canada, Mexico, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

• Aloe vera (above ground parts)
• Bat nut or devil pod (Trapa bicornis)
• Breads, cakes, cookies, and other bakery goods
• Candies
• Cannonball fruit
• Chinese water chestnut
• Coffee (roasted beans only)
• Fish
• Flower bulbs (Check with the consulate or agricultural office in the country of origin that your
item confirms)
• Fruits, canned
• Garlic cloves (peeled)
• Lily bulbs (Lilium spp.) for planting
• Maguey leaf
• Matsutake
• Mushrooms
• Nuts (roasted only)
• Palm hearts (peeled)
• Sauces, canned or processed
• Seaweed
• Seeds for planting or consumption (Check with the consulate or agricultural office in the
country of origin that your item confirms) – z.B. Müsli oder
• Shamrocks leaves without roots or soil
• St. John’s Bread
• Singhara nut (Trapa bispinosa)
• Tamarind bean pod
• Truffles
• Vegetables, canned or processed
• Water chestnut (Trapa natans)

German_EPA wrote:there will be not much left...



General List of Approved Products (Stand: 07.02.2008)

This list covers products from all areas except Canada, Mexico, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

• Aloe vera (above ground parts)
• Bat nut or devil pod (Trapa bicornis)
• Breads, cakes, cookies, and other bakery goods
• Candies
• Cannonball fruit
• Chinese water chestnut
• Coffee (roasted beans only)
• Fish
• Flower bulbs (Check with the consulate or agricultural office in the country of origin that your
item confirms)
• Fruits, canned
• Garlic cloves (peeled)
• Lily bulbs (Lilium spp.) for planting
• Maguey leaf
• Matsutake
• Mushrooms
• Nuts (roasted only)
• Palm hearts (peeled)
• Sauces, canned or processed
• Seaweed
• Seeds for planting or consumption (Check with the consulate or agricultural office in the
country of origin that your item confirms) – z.B. Müsli oder
• Shamrocks leaves without roots or soil
• St. John’s Bread
• Singhara nut (Trapa bispinosa)
• Tamarind bean pod
• Truffles
• Vegetables, canned or processed
• Water chestnut (Trapa natans)

so less then half? most likely

most of it are animal products - except chewing gum, chocolate, sugar, kracker, bread, beverages and maybe jelly

German_EPA wrote:most of it are animal products - except chewing gum, chocolate, sugar, kracker, bread, beverages and maybe jelly

so theres pretty much no way i can get a german EPa in the US?

It's only a slim chance, and the shipping would be the real killer, especially with the current exchange rate.

Cracker wrote:It's only a slim chance, and the shipping would be the real killer, especially with the current exchange rate.

what would the final cost be?(approx.)

paintballer4lfe wrote: what would the final cost be?(approx.)

e.g. from Germany -> USA = €45 = $65 + the EPa´s.