Mooncakes are one of the traditional delicacies of the Mid-Autumn Festival, which has more varieties and richer flavors, and many people like to eat mooncakes. During the Mid-Autumn Festival, many people will mail mooncakes, it is usually recommended to wrap a layer of foam pads and mail it in a box, and put some padding inside the box to reduce the shock and prevent the mooncakes from breaking.

It is recommended that mooncakes be packed in a box, wrapped with a layer of foam padding on the outside, and put some fillers inside the box to reduce vibration and prevent mooncakes from breaking. It is recommended to ask each courier company about the requirements and standards for sending mooncakes.

1. It is not recommended to send mooncakes with a short shelf life via courier, as they are prone to spoilage during transportation.

2. It is not recommended to send mooncakes with temperature requirements via express delivery, as this will require additional costs and improper insulation will cause the mooncakes to spoil or lose their appearance and flavor.

3. It is not recommended to send mooncakes containing meat or eggs by express delivery. Each location has different quarantine requirements to avoid mooncakes being returned or destroyed.

Before you wish to send mooncakes by courier, it is recommended to consult the relevant courier company.

Generally speaking, except for mooncakes that need to be stored at low temperatures, such as ice cream mooncakes or ice-cream mooncakes, you do not need to add ice.

Currently, mooncakes by mail can include various types of mooncakes commonly found in the market, such as egg yolk, ham, five-kernel, bean paste, meat and other types of mooncakes. However, some mooncakes containing egg yolks and meat may be restricted due to policy uncertainties in destination countries. Mooncakes must be packaged in official commercial packaging.

1. Mooncakes with icy, crispy or flaky crusts should be sent sparingly as they are fragile when mailed;

2. The Post Office will not accept mooncakes requiring special storage conditions, such as ice-cream fillings, as such mooncakes are prone to spoilage;

3. Mooncakes in gift boxes containing wines, perfumes and other ancillary merchandise will not be sent;

4. Before mailing mooncakes, it is better not to seal the package because there will be a process of opening and checking when it arrives at the post office;

5. In order to mail the mooncakes to their family members in time, it is better for the public to mail the mooncakes one week in advance.