Any restrictions on food products going into U.S.?

One year we had to leave our raw eggs at Detroit but our hardboiled eggs were OK.

Citrus is banned alla time.

her&I wrote:
Last year we had to leave, at the Windsor/Detroit border, an unopened bag of dog food that was packaged in the U.S. because it contained goat meat even though it was marked on the bag. "Product of U.S.A."

Guess the sniffer dogs were hungry. They gotta eat too!

Thanks for the prompt and various replies.

Dave

Last year we had to leave, at the Windsor/Detroit border, an unopened bag of dog food that was packaged in the U.S. because it contained goat meat even though it was marked on the bag. "Product of U.S.A."

They used to confiscate raccoon,opossum and haggis.
Not sure if they still do.
:-)

For the past few years, the only meats banned are goat, mutton and lamb. Pet food manufactured in US and in original container is OK. What they are looking for in the ingredients is where organ meats are from and if from goats or lamb, than not allowed.

The government web-site is the best accurate source. Of course even that can change between when you read it and when you cross.

PS Dog-food has not been totally "banned", probably ever. There are restrictions, including that you have to have it in the original package. The package allows them to ensure that nothing in it is banned. There are some "natural" brands that are banned, due to one (or more) ingredients.

As of April 15, 2014 pork is allowed but that is the latest update I have.
https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/1273/kw/Canada%20meat/sno/1

But if it is cured such as bacon or peameal bacon it is always ok.

I do know you can't even take dog food! Leave it all behind and plan on a Costco stop!

I don't know what is accepted today.
I do know it can change overnight.
No matter the answer you get, it could be wrong tomorrow.

Google is your friend.
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