There are some common foods British holidaymakers can't bring to Spain and other European Union countries post-Brexit.
As a country outwith the EU, British travellers must follow a different set of rules. EU rules decree that goods such as meat, milk or their products present a "real threat" to animal health in the bloc.
That means anyone picking up sandwich with ham, tuna or any meat at the airport before jetting off should make sure to scarf it down before touching down in EU countries like Spain, Italy, Portugal and all 27 EU countries.
