Can you really send coconut?

believe it or not, US postal services (USPS) allows ordinary citizens to send coconuts without the need for further packaging. It's just as easy to send e -mail as to send a standard package or box. The USPS considers coconut to be a separate unit that cannot be easily handled by criminals or easily explored by postal inspectors. As long as the coconut contains both the correct label and sufficient postage, the USPS literally sends it.

We have a Hawaiian tourist store to thank the ability to send coconut. Visitors in Hawaii can often buy souvenir coconut instead of traditional paper postcards. These gift coconuts can be complicatedly decorated with local scenes or other traditional Hawaiian art. Everything that is necessary to send this "postcard" of the souvenir is the address and evidence of the postage. Hawaiian USPS branches are used to helping tourists who want to send coconut back to TNA mainland. Anyone can literally pick up coconut from the local shop with afterTravines and attach a postal label to it. Local postal carriers do not have to be completely excited to pull out coconut around the day, but it is absolutely legal to send it instead of an envelope.

Of course, there may be several flies in the ointment if you should decide to send coconut instead of a first -class letter for your entire correspondence. The news of the reception of coconut is obliged to wear quickly and not everything can be safely delivered using the system directly from the island of Gilligan. Although it could be considered a nice gesture for your frozen relatives on holiday in Hawaii, try to carry too the rest of the year. Even postal gaps have limits.