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Summary: The Mexico traveler most often concern themselves with regulations and laws within Mexico, but there are specific regulations that must be adhered to upon re-entering the US. One of the most commonly overlooked requirements is the regulations imposed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Mexican Border: U.S. Agriculture Quarantine Information For reentry into the US (Prohibited Items): Fruits and Vegetables- All fruits not listed below are prohibited, sugarcane is prohibited. Potatoes are prohibited.Plants, Seeds and Soil- Plants and seeds require special permits.Meat and Game- Pork, raw or cooked is prohibited (unopened, canned, cooked pork is ok) Eggs- Prohibited unless fully cooked Live Birds- Prohibited, unless personally owned pets Straw- All straw, seeds, animal feed AND articles made from these materials
PERMITTED ITEMS: Fruits and Vegetables- Most berries, bananas, cactus fruits, dates, grapes. Avocados without the seed are permitted (except in CA) Nuts- Most nuts are permitted. Coconuts are permitted without husks or milk.
Contact Information: Complete Fruit and Vegetable list from USDA
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