Can the hot pot bottom material pass the US Customs?

In principle, yes, because the United States Customs stipulates that the following cannot pass the customs:

1, aquatic products, meat (whether raw or cooked)

2. Milk or eggs and their products (raw milk, fresh milk, yogurt, animal-derived cream, butter, cheese, etc.). Or egg derivatives such as fresh eggs, preserved eggs, salted eggs, egg liquid, eggshells, mayonnaise, etc. )

3. Ginseng, bird's nest (except canned bird's nest), spice seeds, ganoderma lucidum with soil, etc.

4. Fresh fruits, vegetables and tobacco leaves (excluding cut tobacco)

As for grease, skin, hair, hoof, bone, horn and its products, animal-derived feed, seeds, vaccines, cells, organs and tissues, blood and its products and other biological materials, animal carcasses, animal specimens, animal-derived waste, soil, genetically modified biological materials, etc., they are not allowed to be carried.

As long as the raw materials do not contain these things, they can pass the customs.

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Pay special attention to

In the United States, any meat is forbidden, and all meat-related things can't be brought, whether raw, cooked, wet, dry or vacuum-packed.

Pay special attention to moon cakes, because according to the latest customs regulations in the United States, moon cakes, especially those with salted egg yolks, are definitely not allowed.

Some precious Chinese herbal medicines, such as snake gall, leopard bone, tiger skin, bird's nest and velvet antler, are protected animals and are strictly prohibited from being brought into the United States. Tonics such as bird's nest and velvet antler are also mostly not allowed to be brought into the United States. In addition, purple glutinous rice, medicinal liquor, peanuts and dairy products that can replenish blood are not allowed to enter the customs. Condiments with obvious smell such as peppers are also not allowed to enter the country.

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