whether it is sealed or not, it is still covered with dozens of plastic bags. It doesn't matter whether you are fluffy meat, sausage, or moon cakes, ham, canned meat, cured meat, sauced meat, fresh meat, bacon, dried meat, patties, meat dumplings, etc.
It's stipulated that meat may be ok in rare cases:
If it is a sealed can, it is clearly indicated in English on the trademark. But the rules keep changing, and this is just possible. But I don't think there is anything delicious in such canned food. Lunch meat is available in America. And these are available in the United States, and they can all be bought, not too expensive. Of course, it depends on which city you go to. Anyway, San Francisco and Los Angeles basically have everything. Authentic ham is hard to find, and there are some. There is a chain store called Cordyceps City in the San Francisco Bay Area. His ham is OK, and other dry goods are also good.
Food regulations for studying in the United States: fish, all kinds of fish are acceptable, fish floss, dried fish, canned fish, raw fish ... live fish look down. Caviar is limited to 25 grams, and if it exceeds 25 grams, it will be confiscated.
Food regulations for studying in the United States: Generally speaking, dairy products are acceptable. Including yogurt and cheese, but because it is liquid, it should be checked.
regulations on carrying food when studying in the United States: bean products are ok, such as dried bean curd, fermented bean curd, etc.
regulations on carrying food when studying in the United States: eight-treasure porridge is ok, but supermarkets in China in the United States also have regulations on carrying food when studying and living in the United States: fruits and all fresh fruits are not allowed. The best way to dry it is to seal it, that is, the plastic bag in the factory, and it does not need to be vacuum.
Take food with you when you study and live in the United States: Dried fruit is all right. But in China supermarkets in the United States, you can often see common snacks such as Chacha melon seeds.
regulations on bringing food to study in the United States: if there is egg yolk or meat in moon cakes, it is not allowed to bring it, but other kinds of moon cakes can. If there is a clear description of what is in the mooncake box, it is not necessary to open it, otherwise the customs officers may not only open the box, but also cut the mooncake for inspection. If someone wants to take advantage of the loopholes, it may not be feasible to get a fake trademark, because meat can be seen during scanning. If you cut it open and find that there is meat inside, you will be in greater trouble. Eat more in China. In addition, mooncakes with salted egg yolk can be bought in big cities with a large population in China, but mooncakes with meat have not been sold so far. Meat dumplings are sold in some places in the United States. They are made in the United States.
regulations on carrying food when studying in the United States: seasonings can be brought, as can tofu, pickles and all kinds of sauces, but they are easy to spill and bottles and boxes are easy to break, so be careful. Generally, supermarkets in China have them here, so it is not recommended to bring them. Dry seasoning is also possible, but California has not allowed pepper to enter in recent years, so friends who leave California should pay attention. And China supermarket in California can't buy pepper, so don't be surprised.
Finally, students should understand that if you take something to eat on the plane when you go to study and live in the United States, you should leave the leftover fruit, meat and intestines on the plane, and don't bring them down.