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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.
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'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.
ys, There seems to be a lot of confusion and misinformation as to what the Law is regarding what you can bring back from Mexico. I have been told at the Border many different answers, the most common being 45 pounds. Not so! Only commercial fish (fish being brought back to sell has any limit, or taxes). You as a US citizen, are allowed to bring ...
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54 reviews. 45 helpful votes. 2. Re: Bringing food into Mexico. 6 years ago. I had a made a pb sandwich for the plane. Son didn’t finish it and half the sandwich was left in my backpack. At baggage claim in cancun the drug dog sniffed it out and came right to me. The guard confiscated it and threw it out.
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.
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.