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Roasted coffee, dried prunes, preserved fruits and vegetables. [canned, vacuumed packed per personal experience] Dry, cooked, packed and bottled foods (if not from 'risk' countries) From the USA and Canada: Refrigerated, frozen, vacuum packed, pork and processed vacuum packed pate, milk and cheese.
Here is advice from another travel site: "When making your way into Mexico across the U.S. border, you cannot bring any meat or produce into Mexico. These rules are not always enforced at the Mexican border, but you're better off safe than sorry; attempting to bring fruit or meat from the U.S. could result in your being delayed or even detained.
64 helpful votes. 1. Re: What are we allowed to bring in to Mexico. Jan 14, 2024, 4:54 AM. Packaged food is fine. No fruits or vegetables allowed. No meats (unless packaged.) We have had jerky taken in the past and we have had nuts and seeds that were in a mix from a co-op taken.
10 years ago. Clarification I just read that you CAN bring beef into Mexico as long as it is in a sealed package with either USDA or Canadian food inspection agency stamps visibile on the package.This is based on the Mexican customs website But Raw ground beef is not allowed,So no Bubba Burgers. Edited: 10 years ago.
Here's the list: The following are products you can take into Mexico: dehydrated or canned foods. roasted coffee (packaged) fresh or dry meats (beef, sheep or goat from US or Canada) candy (not lactic) dried spices. dry herbal medicines. nuts.
Adults may bring up to 20 packs of cigarettes, 25 cigars or 200 grams of tobacco, and up to 3 liters of alcohol. The following are products you can take into Mexico: * dehydrated or canned foods. * roasted coffee (packaged) * fresh or dry meats (beef, sheep or goat from US or Canada) * candy (not lactic) * dried spices.
I find this link to be helpful. Mexico is pretty strict about bringing in fresh food. You can very easily buy fresh fruit, veg and meat in Cancun. Same with dairy. Shopping at the Mega or Walmart is much the same as in the USA. Are there any specific food items you are concerned about being able to buy?
Plants, fresh fruit, vegetables, flowers, raw cereals, etc. Dairy products. Bees and bees' products (except honey) Fresh, dried, canned, smoked or frozen meat and meat products from quarantined countries. Flours like corn meal, etc. Veterinary medications and biological products. Agricultural chemicals and raw materials.