Bringing Chia seeds for personal consumption into Hawaii? [closed]

Can I bring chia seeds in my checked luggage to Hawaii for my personal consumption? The rules that I have read say that passion fruit and seeds are not allowed. This does not describe if it is only passion fruit seeds that are excluded.

It is likely that chia seeds are available to be purchased in Hawaii. Spending time searching for and buying anything in Hawaii is typically more expensive and takes away from snorkeling time. Since I already have a multi-component breakfast food mixed together with chia seeds it would be convenient to take this mixture with to Hawaii rather than spend hours reassembling while on vacation. It looks like raw seeds like chia seeds are not allowed to be taken into Hawaii.

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Can you bring chia seeds to Hawaii?

It looks like raw seeds like chia seeds are not allowed to be taken into Hawaii.

What food can I bring to Hawaii?

According to the State of Hawaii's Plant Industry Division, most foods that are cooked, canned, frozen, commercially processed and/or packaged (including meat!) are welcome to Hawaii and do not need to be declared or inspected\u2026 if you purchased them in the U.S.A. If you're coming from another country, that's a ...

Can you bring bananas to Hawaii?

A: Certain fruits, vegetables and flowers are allowed for export, but they must be agriculturally approved. You can find boxed pineapple and other goods in retail shops throughout Hawaii. You CANNOT pick fruit or flowers in Hawaii and take them home. All luggage is scanned for outgoing agricultural products.

Can you bring spices to Hawaii?

They may be carried on but may not be used onboard. International travel with powder-like substances (spices, coffee, powdered milk, etc.) - If you are entering the U.S. on an International flight, you are limited to 12 oz. (350 mL) of powder-like substance in your carry-on bag.

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