http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11459090 Importing live eggs covered in dirt without declaring them has cost a New Plymouth woman more than $45,000.
Chicken enthusiast Karen Joanne Legget, 52, bought live eggs in eBay auctions from vendors in Scotland, England and Wales, and then had them delivered to a friend's address in England.
Her friend then repackaged them and falsely declared them as "chocolate eggs" on a UK customs form.
Three separate packages were identified as "risk material" by x-ray and intercepted in January 2012 at the Auckland International Mail Centre.
Just ring MAF, DOC, or Customs, they 'll be around in a jiffy!