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It can commit
products in volumes for consumption or personal use (this does
not typically apply to boats because they carry a lot more food)
without risk of introduction of some plague or disease exists.
Subject to visual inspection: Tobacco to smoke, articles of
polished bone ,
tanned and finished skins, dry foods, cooked, packaged and bottled (as
long as they do not come from banned countries). Dogs and
cats (2 maximum) with certificate of health and record of effective
vaccinations.
Toasted coffee,
dried plum, packaged or packed spices, medicinal dry herbs.
Preserved fruits
and vegetables or cooked, dried fruits.
From
the U.S.A. and
Canada: pig meat, or cooled, congealed, canned,
cooked and processed, paté tinned sterile of pig and bird, milk and
cheeses; all these products with their original packing and
labels.
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The products can be
introduced depending on the country of origin (you will be required to
show receipts to prove where it was purchased)
Birds and their
products.
Skins without
tanning.
Vegetable material
(seeds, sprouts, etc.) fruits, vegetables, flowers, cereals, plants,
etc. Milk products, bees and their products (except honey), fresh meat, dried
meat, tinned or congealed and meat products (cured, salted,
mature smoked, etc.), that do not come from countries that are banned.
Biological medicines
and products for veterinary use. Lobsters, shrimps, crabs,
crustaceans. Objects that present/display rest of
organic products (blood or earth) like boots, suits of bullfighter,
lances, stones, etc.). |
By no reason these
products to the country can be introduced, since they represent a high
risk of introduction from plagues and diseases our country:
Stuffed hay earth,
straw and packages and adornments of straw, fertilization products of
farming types.
Powders of animal
origin.
Fresh, dry, tinned
or congealed meat, meat products (inserted, salty, smoked, etc.), that
come from banned countries. |