1, explosive, flammable, corrosive, toxic, strong acid, strong alkali and radioactive dangerous goods, such as detonators, gunpowder, firecrackers, gasoline, alcohol, kerosene, tung oil, raw lacquer, matches, pesticides and other chemical products listed in the Practical Manual of Dangerous Chemicals published by Chemical Industry Press.

2. Narcotic drugs and psychotropic drugs, such as opium, morphine and cocaine (high root); Articles prohibited from circulation or transportation by national laws and regulations, such as arms and weapons, domestic currency or foreign currency, etc. ;

3, perishable goods, all kinds of live animals (such as fresh fish, fresh meat, etc.). ).

4. Articles that hinder public health, such as bones (including burned bones), skins that have not been nitrated, and animal bones that have not been treated with drugs.

5 reactionary newspapers, books, windows or obscene articles.

6. If the chemical products delivered by you are not listed in the Practical Manual of Hazardous Chemicals, you must provide the appraisal certificate issued by the first-level chemical product appraisal department in the local market to confirm that the relevant items are non-hazardous chemical products before delivery, and the relevant appraisal departments must be responsible for the appraisal results.

These are contraband items that need special attention in international express mail.

Author of this answer: Xianghai cross-border logistics (Taobao and Zhihu have the same name), specializing in domestic transshipment and overseas express delivery of sensitive goods.