Customs & Packing
Meat, sausages and meat-filled foods
Meat may be prohibited or subject to quarantine, depending on origin and processing.
Travel question: Meat, sausages and meat-filled foods
NT$200,000 is not a universal first-offense fine for all meat; it may apply to illegal pork products from ASF-affected regions.
Why is this rule in place?
Animal disease prevention applies even to vacuum-packed products.
What should travelers do?
Check ingredients and declare uncertain items to quarantine staff before customs. Declaration does not guarantee admission.
Examples & Details
Ham, sausages, jerky, meat pastries, noodles with meat
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