It is forbidden to bring fresh goods into Australia. If you bring food, you'd better fill out the declaration form for inspection.
Australian customs law prohibits drugs, steroids, weapons, guns and protected wildlife from being brought into Australia. Some common items, such as fresh or packaged food, fruits, eggs, meat, plants, seeds, fur, soil and sand, are also prohibited. Prohibited items will be confiscated and destroyed by AQIS and can be discarded in the airport quarantine box by themselves.
1. Dairy products and eggs
-Noodles, zongzi, moon cakes and instant noodles with eggs.
-Processing marinated eggs, eggs, preserved eggs, duck eggs and quail eggs.
-All dairy products containing mayonnaise (except products from countries without foot-and-mouth disease)
-Dairy products containing more than 65,438+00% ingredients, including three-in-one coffee/milk tea, Merlot milk powder and ready-to-eat cereal food containing milk ingredients (baby milk substitutes and dairy products from New Zealand are allowed).
2. Canned meat products
For example:
Sausage/sausage
Duck liver, duck kidney, duck intestines, beef strips, beef granules, beef jerky, beef, shredded pork, moon cakes with pork, instant noodles with meat, pig's feet and barbecued pork.
-Pet food (including fish food and bird food)
-live animals (Bian Xiao believes that no one will be brave enough to bring this. . . )
3. Herbs and traditional Chinese medicine
-Chinese herbal medicines with "shapes", such as velvet antler, velvet antler, antler, antler essence, deer penis and donkey-hide gelatin (deer products from New Zealand are allowed and marked as New Zealand products).
-Bird's nest, Cordyceps sinensis, Ganoderma lucidum, gecko, dried deer tendon, turtle, oxtail, snow clam paste, etc.
4. Seeds and nuts
-Living plants, including cuttings, roots, bulbs, grains and rhizomes.
-Cereals, unprocessed nuts, raw chestnuts, fresh peanuts, pine cones, fruits, vegetable seeds, commercially packaged seeds and bean decorations, hawthorn, red beans and mung beans.
5. Fresh fruits and vegetables
-All fresh and frozen fruits and vegetables
6. Others
-Biological materials: including human/animal vaccines and therapeutic supplies (ask about special import terms)
-Soil and sand: including articles containing soil and sand (stones without soil and sand can be brought in)
Popcorn and raw nuts
-Handicrafts and souvenirs containing or made of seeds.
Articles that can be brought into Australia but are not fully packaged and need to be declared.
Items that must be declared will be checked for signs of insects or germs, and some items need to be cleaned before they are allowed to enter.
1. Food
-Cooked and undercooked food and food ingredients
-Dry-cured fresh fish and seafood: including scallops, shark's fin, squid, fish maw and jelly.
-Dried fruits and dried vegetables: including Hericium erinaceus, dried longan, dried litchi, dried tangerine peel, preserved plum and dried ginseng.
-Noodles and rice: including processed food and instant food (eggs and noodles containing meat are prohibited).
-Packaged food: including food and soup packets on the plane.
-Spices: such as star anise, cinnamon and clove.
-Herbs, medicinal materials, traditional tonics, scented tea: such as dried tangerine peel, chrysanthemum, bark, ganoderma lucidum, and codonopsis pilosula (Chinese medicines without "shape", such as whole ginseng and hippocampus). )
-Snacks: such as ginkgo, peanuts, melon seeds, meat floss, etc.
-Biscuits, cakes and sweets (cakes with pork and sausages are forbidden)
-Tea, coffee, fruit juice and other mixed drinks and citrus spices (drinks containing milk, honey or eggs are prohibited)
2. Animal products
-Feathers, bones and horn products (they must be clean and free of any animal tissues, blood, skin, feces or soil)
-Leather, hides and furs: they must be professionally tanned or processed (hides and furs, including drums and shields, are prohibited unless specially treated).
-Wool or animal hair (including clothing, blankets, quilts, wool, handmade carpets and handicrafts)
-Animal and bird specimens: they must be accompanied by a certificate that they were made by an animal taxidermist (some specimens may be banned according to the Endangered Wild Animals Protection Law).
-Shells: including jewels, ornaments and souvenirs (corals are prohibited by the Endangered Species Protection Law)
-Bee products: including honey, beehives and royal jelly (no pollen)
Second-hand animal equipment: including clothes, shoes and veterinary equipment: tools for shearing wool or meat, saddles, harnesses and animals/birdcages.
-Pet food and toys (dog skin chews and fish food are prohibited)
3. Plant products
-Wooden handicrafts, objects and sculptures: including colored and painted objects (tree products are prohibited)
-Handicrafts and antiques made of plant materials
-Mats, bags or other articles made of plant materials, palm leaves or leaves (articles made of banana leaves are prohibited)
-Grass products and handicrafts: including hats, mats, packaging, decorations made of cereal plants and things filled with seeds.
-Articles containing or containing seeds: including seeds in commercial packages, seed decorations and seed necklaces (beans, corn and lettuce seeds are not allowed).
-garlands, dried flower decorations and flowers (roses, carnations and chrysanthemums are prohibited)
4. Other projects
-Handicrafts and hobby products made of animal or plant materials
Used sports and camping equipment: including tents, bicycles, golf balls and fishing equipment.
-Shoes/hiking shoes stained with dirt, feces or plant materials (the soles of hiking shoes need to be cleaned before they can be brought into the country!