Prohibited & Restricted Items
View a list of common prohibited and restricted items when shipping internationally with Passport. Learn which items cannot be shipped as well as details on certain restrictions.
Prohibited Items — Cannot be shipped under any circumstances. If received, items might be returned and applicable charges may apply.
Restricted Items — Can be shipped under specific circumstances. Reach out to us at compliance@passportglobal.com to verify shipping options.
For more information about import restrictions, check out our blog on Prohibited & Restricted Items in International Shipping.
Considered dangerous goods. Compliance team needs to review Safety Data Sheet.
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Can ship anywhere as an excepted quantity (30ml per inner package) as a DDP shipment. For CA and MX, up to 5L can be shipped as an excepted quantity. Shipments to CA and MX must include a limited quantity mark and orientation arrows.
Supply cannot exceed more than 3-months to Canada and Australia.
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Shaving blades and kitchen knives are generally permitted. Knives used as weapons and swords are prohibited.
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India requires a Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) stamp.
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Includes processed items like jerky or canned meat. Consumer packaged goods with chicken, turkey, beef or pork are generally permitted. The country of origin must be US.
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Wooden accessories packaged with an item are generally permitted. Mexico requires an import license for any wood products.
May have lithium-ion battery in product.
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Lithium-ion based portable battery banks and mobile chargers are considered dangerous goods.
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Highly restricted product, must not contain liquid. May have lithium-ion battery. Compliance team needs to review Safety Data Sheet.
Considered a dangerous good. Compliance team needs to review Safety Data Sheet.
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Includes ethyl alcohol/ethanol and mineral oil.
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Includes imitations and replicas.
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Shipments over $2500 require a formal US export declaration.
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