According to Canadian regulations, passengers are not allowed to bring many articles into Canada because they are afraid that germs or pests stored in similar plants will pose a threat to local crops or resources. According to this principle, many kinds of evergreen plants, such as pine, conifer and larch, are not allowed to be brought into Canada.
Fruits are generally not allowed to be brought into the country unless they come from the United States. This includes apples, apricots and other common fruits. In addition, there are many kinds of berries, such as strawberry, blueberry, cranberry, blackcurrant and red gooseberry. Grapes were introduced from America and some other places. Vegetables, such as tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, etc. Plants are not allowed to be brought into America unless they are from America.
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The person in charge of CBSA in greater toronto area said that intercepting undeclared food, plants, animals and related products is one of the important concerns of CBSA. Passengers should declare according to law. If passengers fail to declare, these products will be confiscated, and offenders will be fined up to 1300 Canadian dollars per undeclared item.
The Border Service Agency said that many passengers did not realize that undeclared meat, animal offal, live poultry, plants and fruits may be harmful to Canada's food supply, economy, environment and human health. Every passenger must declare all items when entering Canada, including food, plants, animals and related products.
Canada has very detailed regulations on the articles carried by inbound passengers. According to these regulations, weapons, inflammable and explosive articles, food, animals and plants and related products, related health care products, stationery, second-hand mattresses, etc., which are prohibited from entering the country, are prohibited.
People's Network-Attention! These medicines and food cannot be brought into this country.
People's Daily Online-Passengers were detained for bringing 27 kilograms of raw meat into Canada.