Bringing tea bags in zip lock bag to Korea?
Would I be able to bring tea bags (Lipton tea from Australia, and Twinings) in a zip-lock bag inside my checked luggage along with unopened Cadbury chocolate bars and such? I will declare on arrival.
Is having tea bags that are opened from their packaging a mistake and they're just going to throw them out rather than check for narcotics when declaring?
I think of having maybe 70 tea bags in their box (seal broken) and taking to Korea.
Should I just buy more tea and keep it sealed and take that?
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Can you take tea out of tea bag?
Leaving the tea bag in may result in over-steeping your tea, which can cause a bitter flavor. However, whether you remove or leave the tea bag is up to your personal preference.Can I take tea bags to USA?
Yes, the United States generally allows travelers to bring commercially packaged tea bags and loose tea leaves (ready to be boiled, steeped, or microwaved in liquid) into the U.S. when arriving on a flight from a foreign country. Teas that contain coca, barberry, and loose citrus leaves are prohibited.Can I take tea bags to Mexico?
Travelers are permitted to bring without restriction any quantity of products composed solely of tea leaves (Camellia sinensis: includes black tea, green tea, oolong, dark tea, white tea, yellow tea). As with all agricultural products, you must declare the product at entry.Sources: Stack Exchange - This article follows the attribution requirements of Stack Exchange and is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.
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