What food can't be taken to Canada?

1, duty-free wine, no more than 1.5 liters of wine, or 1. 14 liters of spirits, or 8.5 liters of beer at most, and a box of duty-free cigarettes (200 cigarettes).

2. Eggs and any form of dairy products are not allowed to enter the country.

Apples, pears, strawberries, blueberries and other fruits that can grow in Canada are generally not allowed to be brought into China. However, tropical fruits such as pitaya and pineapple are allowed to enter the country. Potato crops, such as yam, potato, sweet potato and beet, are not allowed to enter the country rashly. Tomatoes, peppers, eggplant and other vegetables are not allowed to enter the country. Dried fruits and vegetables, canned or frozen fruits and vegetables; Baked food and candy (excluding meat) can enter the country, and each person can carry up to 20 kilograms of such items. It is not allowed to bring any meat, including dried meat, floss, poultry and related foods into the country.

4. For electrical appliances, the voltage in Canada is 1 10V, while that in domestic appliances is generally 220V. In other words, the electrical appliances brought from China can't be used unless a transformer is used.

5, a large number of prescription drugs, unless you have a prescription and a doctor's certificate, that you need to take a lot of drugs for a long time (this can't happen, otherwise you can't pass the visa medical examination), otherwise this is absolutely inevitable.

Extended data

I. Non-contraband

1, herbs, spices, tea, coffee beans and condiments.

2. Bake dim sum-no more than 20kg (dim sum is ok, but it can't contain meat and egg yolk).

3. Seafood, dried fish, dried shrimp or some fresh fish.

4. No more than the following quantity: 10 dead fish with uncleaned chamber.

5. Four crustaceans took the lead in shelling.

6,3 kg mollusk

Second, contraband.

1, raw meat and cooked meat

2, vacuum packaging bacon, sausage

3. Fruits, vegetables and milk

4. Pilose antler (drugs containing animal ingredients are not allowed to enter the country)

5. Potted plants, plants, etc

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