What items cannot be sent by international express?

When sending international express, there are many items that are prohibited or restricted. The following are some categories of items that are usually not sent:

1. Dangerous items

Explosive items: such as detonators, gunpowder, firecrackers, etc.

Flammable items: such as gasoline, alcohol, kerosene, tung oil, matches, etc.

Corrosive items: such as strong acids, strong alkalis, etc.

Toxic items: such as pesticides, drugs, etc.

Radioactive items: radioactive substances.

2. Prohibited drugs and chemicals

Narcotic drugs and psychotropic drugs: such as opium, morphine, cocaine, etc.

Unspecified drugs: Certain drugs with unspecified ingredients or unknown sources may be considered contraband.

Chemicals: Especially flammable, explosive, toxic or corrosive chemicals.

3. Biological products and animal and plant materials

Live animals: Generally prohibited unless they meet specific conditions (such as bees, silkworms, etc.).

Plant seeds and plant materials: May carry foreign species or germs, so they are restricted.

Unprocessed animal products: such as unnitrated hides and bones.

IV. Articles prohibited or restricted from circulation by the state

Arms and weapons: including guns, ammunition, knives, etc.

Currency and securities: domestic or foreign currency, counterfeit securities, etc.

Precious cultural relics and artworks: may be subject to export restrictions.

Endangered plants and animals and their products: such as ivory, rhino horns, etc.

V. Other prohibited items

Reactionary newspapers, books and propaganda materials: including printed materials involving politically sensitive content.

Obscene or indecent items: such as pornographic magazines, CDs, etc.

Perishable items: such as fresh fish, fresh meat, etc., are restricted because they may cause public health problems.

Counterfeit and infringing products: such as counterfeit brand-name goods, pirated books, etc.

VI. Special restrictions for specific countries or regions

Some countries or regions may have additional import restrictions or bans, such as restrictions on specific types of food, electronic products or agricultural products.

Before sending an international express, be sure to carefully review the import regulations of the destination country or region and the express company's list of prohibited items. If these regulations are violated, the package may be detained, returned or destroyed, and legal consequences may result. In addition, it is necessary to pay attention to the packaging and labeling requirements of the package to ensure that the package can reach the destination safely and smoothly.

In general, when sending international express, you need to pay special attention to the restrictions on prohibited items to avoid unnecessary trouble and losses. If in doubt, it is recommended to consult a professional international express company or local customs department for more detailed information and guidance.