Other products of animal origin, not elsewhere specified or included Department of Agriculture, Animal Products. These products are prohibited unless such products are imported for pharmaceutical or biological purposes with authorization of the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service – Veterinary Services of the U.S. Milk, cream, or other secretions, organs, glands, or extracts from ruminants or swine from countries in which there is rinderpest or foot-and-mouth disease, and/or from countries where hog cholera, swine vesicular disease, or African swine fever is known to exist.Įdible animal products.Department of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service – Veterinary Service, Federal Building, Hyattsville, Maryland 20782.Īnimal casings require a certificate from the animal health official in the country of origin.įish and crustaceans, molluscs and other aquatic invertebratesĭairy produce birds' eggs natural honey edible products of animal origin, not elsewhere specified or included To obtain additional information, write to Permit Office, U.S. The following products can only move in the mails under a permit. (c) Cured and dried pork from countries declared by the United States as infected with hog cholera, swine vesicular disease and African swine fever is prohibited or permitted to go to a United States Department of Agriculture approved establishment for further processing before release. (b) All cured and fully dried meat or product derived from ruminants or swine, originating in any country where rinderpest or foot-and-mouth disease exists must be accompanied by an official processing certificate of the country of origin, indicating specific United States requirements. (a) All meat (beef, pork, mutton or poultry) or meat products can enter if fully cooked in a hermetically-sealed container so as to be shelf stable without refrigeration. Table eggs from countries infected with Salmonella Enteriditis phage Type 4.All fresh, chilled or frozen poultry and products (including eggs) are restricted (prohibited) from countries known to have exotic viscerotropic velogenic (exotic) Newcastle disease.All fresh, chilled or frozen pork from countries with hog cholera, swine vesicular disease or African swine fever.
All fresh, chilled or frozen beef, mutton, lamb, pork, or meat from goats, other ruminants or swine originating in any country where foot-and-mouth disease exists.All dead animals, except insects and reptiles.All live animals, except honey bees, silkworms, certain insects and leeches.For more information visit /prohibitedgoods Please remember that Royal Mail also prohibits and restricts certain categories of items. Business customers are strongly recommended to do this. Specific restrictions and changes may be enforced at short notice, so for clarification please contact the destination country's trade, postal, and customs authorities as appropriate. The information below is provided in good faith, but Royal Mail is not responsible for it, and it should be viewed as a guide only. Prohibitions and restrictions vary from country to country, and can sometimes apply to items which you may think are ordinary. When an item is restricted you must comply with the restriction. You must not send any item addressed to a country in which the item is unlawful or prohibited. Please also refer to the Universal Postal Union - UPU - prohibitions and restrictions For further information, or further clarification please refer to the United States Postal Service website Here is an indication of prohibited items for mailing to United States of America.
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