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Brought back from Japan

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#1
  • Food
  • 2022/12/27 17:48

I live in Japan and would like to bring back food from Japan.
I think there are restrictions on meat
so I would like to bring back sashimi or something that I can eat right away.
I have never done this before, so I would appreciate it if someone with experience could tell me how they did it.
Do you freeze it or
is it hand luggage, etc.? I will bring frozen, but
regular too, etc.
I have had my luggage confiscated many times
and I would like to avoid confiscation.
Thank you very much.

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#11
  • こーの字
  • 2023/01/09 (Mon) 15:44
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Halo,

I am not registered for anything in particular regarding entering the US.
So I'm not sure if it's so zaru ？ and I wonder if they do unannounced customs checks.
I didn't want to get into trouble with customs, so I made sure to check the meat extract of what I was bringing back, and I also made sure to follow the 1 liter limit for the amount of alcohol I was bringing back.

By the way, the following article says that Honolulu Airport has introduced a Simplified Arrival system, but it doesn't mention anything about customs.
https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom/local-media-release/cbp-introduces-simplified-arrival-hnl-honolulu-hawaii

When I was there, I was really It was a fine, but it was probably not intentional, so I let it go this time.
But I guess the flag went up.
After a few years of being called out, I think the flag was lifted because I don't think they stopped saying it a little before Corona. Meat extract is really tricky because it's in so many different products.
Again, I have seen it in Japanese supermarkets.

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#12
  • さなぎ
  • 2023/01/09 (Mon) 16:08
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You all know chicken is fine
chicken broth is fine too

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#13
  • こーの字
  • 2023/01/10 (Tue) 12:26
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I was curious so I looked into it.

First, the Customs website
https://help.cbp.gov/s/article/Article-3619?language=en_US&fbclid=IwAR0_yJjZjoD4r1KmX7L70tQjAd0 hCgIk5vwHa78QvIT0_VGMEilvOlYsStI

Animal Products:
Meat, milk, egg, poultry, and their products, including products made with
For further information, please visit the Don 't Pack A Pest website.

Here, chicken is also prohibited.

Next, here is the Don't Pack A Pest website cited above.
https://www.dontpackapest.com/Can-I-Bring-It/Meat-Poultry-Seafood

USDA does not allow travelers to bring back most poultry meat or poultry meat products from countries affected with certain serious poultry diseases:
To find out a country's To find out a country's status for these diseases, visit our animal disease status page.

Commercially-packaged and labelled, cooked, shelf-stable poultry items from affected countries that are in un un

Cooked poultry meat or poultry meat products from affected Items appearing to be "thoroughly cooked throughout" will be allowed entry. Items appearing to be "thoroughly cooked throughout" will not be allowed without special
Here, commercially produced items are allowed, even from areas where bird flu is prevalent.

It is convenient if you can bring back even chicken bones.
I'm just not sure how well the customs officials know the rules.

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#14
  • quilt0914
  • 2023/01/10 (Tue) 13:52
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#sasanagi

Where did you get the information that chicken soup and chicken broth are okay
？
if you know?

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#15
  • こーの字
  • 2023/01/10 (Tue) 14:58
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Apparently my post got lost, so I'm reposting it, but
I found the following site.

Customs says chicken is prohibited or restricted.
https://help.cbp.gov/s/article/Article-3619?language=en_US&fbclid=IwAR2rxcbezfpMSsrNoZ_60by4-QgvU5ME8ecTh3EIOlYddcLyS7 fgI2XP5xA

Reading the site linked to the customs page, I also understand that commercial products are ok.
I just wonder how well the customs officials at the airport understand this ～ and I'm not sure how much I should be worried.
Commercially-packaged and labelled, cooked, shelf-stable poultry items from affected countries that are in unopened packages are allowed. https://www.dontpackapest.com/Can-I-Bring-It/Meat-Poultry-Seafood

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