From the United States to China, can liquids be carried through aircraft security?

If memory serves, it seems that liquids cannot be carried on the plane.

There are restrictions on bringing food into the U.S. by air, such as condiments, vinegar, oil, spice bags, honey, coffee and tea.

Things to note when entering the U.S.:

1. Food (refined).

Condiments, vinegar, oil, sachets of spices, honey, coffee and tea are allowed into the country. Rice cannot be brought into the country because it is often infested, especially rice packed in sacks. Bagged food that is unsafe or contaminated will not be allowed to enter the country.

2. Fruits, vegetables and plants.

Do not bring fresh fruits or vegetables into the country. All plants or plant products, including handicrafts made from straw, whether or not they contain hazardous substances, must be declared to Customs and Border Protection** and subject to inspection.

3. Meat, livestock and poultry.

Meat, livestock, poultry and their by-products are generally prohibited from entering the country or restricted according to the animal disease status in the country of origin. Canned meat products may be allowed to enter the country if inspection** confirms that the product is cooked and commercially sealed. Other canned and cured meat products and dried meat products are strictly restricted from entering the country.

Liquids can be carried. But there are limitations.

1. Passengers taking domestic flights in China are allowed to carry liquids (excluding alcohol) with a total amount of no more than 1 liter (l) per person at a time, and the excess must be delivered. Liquids must be opened and checked before they can be carried.

2. Passengers on international and regional flights departing from airports in China shall not carry more than 100 milliliters (ml) of liquids per piece.

3. Alcohol is not allowed to be carried on board civil airlines in China, but can be transported as checked baggage. The packaging of alcoholic beverages shall comply with the relevant regulations on civil aviation transportation.

4. Passengers accompanied by infants can carry liquid dairy products, and patients with diabetes or other diseases can carry necessary liquid medicines, which can be carried in an appropriate amount after being confirmed by the security check.

Except for liquids, other food items are allowed on board. Immigration controls in the U.S. are so strict that many food items cannot be brought into the country and must be eaten or thrown away on the plane.

Mineral water, cola and other liquid items are not allowed to be brought on the plane, and gelatinous foods such as fermented bean curd and honey are not allowed to be carried on the plane.

Gelatinous specialty foods are subject to strict unpacking and bottle inspections, and must be placed in individual pouches in limited quantities.

If passengers need to carry such items, it is best to pack them in advance according to the relevant regulations for consignment, because gelatinous food generally requires strict shelf life, once the box is opened, it will not be conducive to the shelf, and it is easy to leak during the handling process, and the consignment can greatly reduce the trouble in the inspection and save the time of security check.

The General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine reminds that China's quarantine laws and regulations prohibit the carriage and mailing of animals and plants and animal and plant products such as meat and its products, aquatic animal products, animal-derived milk and its products, bird's nest (except canned), fresh fruits and vegetables, plant seedlings, etc.

At the same time, the United States, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Europe and other major destination countries and regions for Chinese passengers are also generally prohibited from carrying and mailing the above products into the country. Not only will the products carried in violation of regulations be confiscated and destroyed, but passengers who carry a large number of passengers with serious circumstances may even face the risk of criminal charges or detention.

Drugs need to be approved by the FDA.

Many drugs made in China have not been certified by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and are not allowed to be brought into the United States. For example, licorice tablets, bezoar detoxification pills, bear bile powder, etc.

Some precious Chinese medicinal materials such as snake gall bladder and leopard bone belong to the protected animal category and are strictly prohibited from being brought into the United States, and parasitic plants such as dodder seed and dendrobium are also prohibited from being brought in. Most items such as bird's nest and deer antler velvet are not allowed to be brought into the United States for fear of carrying the virus. In addition, purple glutinous rice that can replenish blood is not allowed to enter the customs.

Canned and cured meat products and dried meat products are strictly restricted from entering the country. Organ meats of animals are not allowed in the United States, nor are eggs. Condiments with a distinct smell are also not allowed to enter the country.

Fake name tags, pirated books and audiovisual products are confiscated and destroyed, and travelers can be subject to hefty fines.

Yes, no more than 100ml per container, preferably in a transparent plastic bag for the liquid alone. But alcohol or alcoholic person are not allowed.

Summary. There seems to be no restriction on this in China. However, airlines have requirements for different sizes and weights of items to carry.

1. Carrying foreign currency cash out of the country: According to the provisions of the "Interim Measures for the Administration of Carrying Foreign Currency Cash for Exit and Entry"1, if the person leaving the country carries foreign currency cash out of the country, and does not exceed the amount of foreign currency cash declared in the latest entry, he does not need to apply for the "Permit for Carrying Foreign Currency Out of the Country", but he needs to submit the completed foreign currency re-export declaration form to the customs when leaving the country. 2. If the person leaving the country carries cash with an amount of less than 5,000 US dollars, he or she does not need to apply for the "Permit to Carry Foreign Currency Abroad", and the customs will release it.

Except for multiple trips on the same day and multiple trips in a short period of time. 3. If the amount of the person leaving the country is more than US$5,000 to US$10,000, he or she shall apply for a "Carrying Permit" from the bank, and the customs shall inspect and release it with the "Carrying Permit" stamped with the bank's seal. For those who use multiple "carrying permits", if the cumulative total amount exceeds the equivalent of 10,000 US dollars, the customs will not release them.

There seems to be no restriction on this in China. However, airlines have requirements for different sizes and weights of items to carry. 1. Carrying foreign currency cash out of the country:

According to the "Interim Measures for the Administration of Carrying Foreign Currency Cash into the Exit", if the person leaving the country carries foreign currency cash out of the country, which does not exceed the amount of foreign currency cash declared by him or her in the latest entry, he does not need to apply for the "Exit Permit for Carrying Foreign Currency", but he or she needs to submit the completed foreign currency re-export declaration form to the customs when leaving the country. 2. If the person leaving the country carries cash with an amount of less than 5,000 US dollars, he or she does not need to apply for the "Permit to Carry Foreign Currency Abroad", and the customs will release it. Except for those who have multiple round-trips on the same day and multiple round-trips in a short period of time.

3. If the amount of the person leaving the country is more than 5,000 US dollars to 10,000 US dollars, he or she shall apply for a "carrying certificate" from the bank, and the customs will inspect and release it with the "carrying certificate" of Peng Yusen stamped with the bank's seal. For those who use multiple "Carrying False Certificates", the cumulative total amount exceeds the equivalent of 10,000 US dollars, the customs will not release them.

2. Carrying RMB out of the countryAt present, the limit of RMB that passengers can carry in and out of the country is 20,000 RMB. If the policy is adjusted, the specific result of the competent customs is not cracked.