Sending dried fruits to Australia through courier [closed]
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I have sent 1kg of dried fruits as a gift to a friend from New Zealand to Australia. I DECLARED them in customs form when sending parcel through New Zealand post. But now some one now tells me that dried fruits are prohibited items to be sent to Australia.
I am worried that what will happen to that gift? Will they confiscate it? or Am I liable for a fine?
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Can you ship dried fruit to Australia?
the products must be thoroughly dried. the products must be packed in clean and new packaging that is unopened. each package will be inspected to ensure no biosecurity risk material is present.What food products Cannot be mailed to Australia?
Do not bring or send:- bark or straw based goods.
- fresh or dried conifer.
- fresh fruit and vegetables.
- fresh or dried holly.
- fresh or dried mistletoe.
- hampers (containing certain food, meat or plant material)
- pine cones.
- potpourri.
What Cannot be shipped into Australia?
Do not pack items in egg cartons, wooden boxes, or cardboard boxes that have been used to hold fruit, vegetables or meat/smallgoods: this packaging is a quarantine risk and is prohibited. > Do not pack with straw or dried plant material: this packaging is prohibited. Use newspaper or foam to wrap fragile goods.What food items can be shipped to Australia?
What Food Can I Send to Australia?- Store bought foods in the manufacturer's original unopened packaging.
- Food that has food labels that list all ingredients.
- The expiry date has more than 6 months from the date of shipping.
- There's no alcohol, dairy, meat, poultry, fish or seafood ingrediants.
- No homemade food.
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