Categories of items prohibited and restricted from mailing by international express delivery

There are many prohibited and restricted items in international express delivery. These regulations are mainly to ensure transportation safety, comply with laws and regulations, and protect public health. The following are some of the main prohibited and restricted items:

I. Prohibited items

1. Radioactive, dangerous and offensive items:

Including but not limited to radioactive materials, explosives, flammable and explosive items (such as matches, gunpowder, firecrackers, gasoline, alcohol, kerosene, tung oil, raw lacquer, etc.), strong acids and alkalis and other corrosive substances.

2. Items prohibited from circulation or delivery by national laws:

Such as arms, weapons, ammunition, simulated arms and their accessories, domestic or foreign currencies, bank cards, promissory notes, bills of exchange, checks, bonds, stocks and other financial bills.

3. Perishable items:

Including but not limited to fresh food such as fresh fish, fresh meat, fruits, vegetables, etc.

4. Powdered items and liquids:

Powdered items of any color, and any packaged liquids (such as toothpaste, perfume, etc.), especially liquids containing more than 70% alcohol or toxic liquids.

5. Narcotics and psychotropic drugs:

such as opium, morphine, cocaine, etc.

6. Items that hinder public health:

such as burned remains, corpses, unsalted animal skins, unmedicated animal bones, etc.

7. Reactionary news books, propaganda materials and items that are indecent:

including but not limited to reactionary newspapers and books, obscene or pornographic books, CDs, tapes, etc.

8. Other special items:

such as infringing goods, gambling tools, antiques, watches, jewelry, precious metals (such as pure gold and silver), identity cards, passports and other personal documents.

2. Restricted items for mailing

Although some items do not fall within the scope of the above-mentioned prohibited mailing, international express delivery may have certain restrictions on their mailing, such as:

Live animals: generally prohibited from mailing, but bees, leeches, silkworms, and parasites and insects used for medicine or pest control that are tightly sealed and certified by medical and health scientific research institutions may be exceptions.

Special medical supplies: such as certain medicines and vaccines, may require special approval and permission before mailing.

Spray gas: such as vacuum bottles, pressurized bottles, etc.

III. Precautions

Before sending international express, be sure to carefully read and understand the express company's list of prohibited and restricted items.

For items that you are not sure whether they can be mailed, it is recommended to consult the express company or local customs for accurate information.

Comply with relevant laws, regulations and customs regulations to ensure that the package can pass customs smoothly and be delivered safely.

The scope of prohibited and restricted mailing items in international express is wide, covering multiple categories. When sending international express, be sure to ensure that the items you send are not within the scope of prohibited and restricted mailing, and comply with relevant laws, regulations and customs regulations.