What items cannot be sent by international express?

The following items cannot be mailed in international express delivery:

I. Prohibited and dangerous goods

1. Weapons and simulated weapons:

All kinds of guns, ammunition, munitions, explosives (such as fireworks, firecrackers, detonators, dynamite, gunpowder, etc.) and simulated weapons (including toy guns), etc.

2. Inflammable and explosive items:

Flammable liquids and gases such as gasoline, diesel, kerosene, alcohol, natural gas, and hydrogen.

Flammable solids such as matches, sulfur, and white phosphorus.

3. Corrosive and toxic items:

Strong acids and alkalis such as sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, and sodium hydroxide.

Corrosive pesticides, battery fluids, etc.

Arsenic, cyanide, strychnine, and other highly toxic items, as well as some toxic pesticides, etc.

4. Radioactive substances:

Radioactive elements such as uranium, cobalt, radium, and plutonium and related containers.

5. Narcotic drugs and psychotropic drugs:

Drugs such as opium, morphine, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, etc.

Unapproved prescription drugs, etc.

6. Other dangerous goods:

Magnetic substances, such as magnets and magnetic steel without demagnetization protective packaging, may interfere with aircraft navigation systems, etc.

Various biochemical products and infectious materials, such as anthrax, dangerous pathogens, medical waste, etc.

II. Restricted and prohibited goods

1. Items prohibited from circulation by national laws:

Cultural relics, antiques, famous watches, jewelry, precious metals and other valuables, which have high transportation risks and are not suitable for express delivery.

Financial bills such as currency, bank cards, promissory notes, bills of exchange, checks, bonds, stocks, etc.

Newspapers, books, pictures, propaganda materials, audio-visual products, etc. containing reactionary, obscene, pornographic, violent or indecent content.

2. Items that are difficult to estimate and easy to lose:

Delivery bills, verification sheets, passports, ID cards, contracts, personal documents, quota certificates, permits, licenses, etc.

Valuable items such as gold and silver ornaments, artificial jewelry, and mobile phones.

3. Items that hinder public health:

Dead bones (including cremated ashes), unsalted animal skins, unmedicated animal bones, etc.

4. Animals and plants and their products:

Live animals (except bees, leeches, silkworms, and parasites for specific scientific research purposes).

Unquarantined meat, dairy products, seeds, plants, and other items that may carry pests and diseases.

Animal products such as bird's nests (except canned bird's nests).

Animals and plants and their specimens, involving ecological protection and quarantine issues.

5. Other restricted items:

Pirated and counterfeit goods, pirated books, audio-visual products, counterfeit brand clothing, bags, etc. that infringe intellectual property rights.

Items containing lithium batteries may require special handling and packaging.

Liquids, powders and gels may be restricted in air transport, especially white powders of unknown composition are usually prohibited from mailing.

III. Precautions

1. Understand the regulations of the destination country/region:

Different countries and regions may have different regulations on imported items. Be sure to understand and comply with the laws and regulations of the destination country/region before sending.

2. Consult the express company:

Before sending, consult the selected express company for the specific list of prohibited items and regulations to ensure that the package can be sent smoothly.

3. Legal and compliant delivery:

Comply with relevant laws and regulations, and do not try to mail prohibited or dangerous goods to avoid unnecessary trouble and losses to yourself and others.

When sending international express, be sure to understand and comply with relevant regulations, avoid mailing prohibited or dangerous goods, and ensure that the package can reach the destination smoothly and safely.