Why This Matters
International shipping is regulated by customs and transport laws.
If your parcel contains prohibited items:
it may be delayed or destroyed,
the sender may face fines,
the recipient may not receive the package.
The sender is always responsible for the parcel's contents.
Fully or Partially Restricted Items
❌ Completely prohibited:
Weapons and ammunition
Narcotic and psychotropic substances
Live animals and plants
Alcohol and tobacco (usually banned for private international shipments)
Counterfeit goods and fake brand items
Extremist or pornographic materials
Radioactive or flammable substances
Damaged or improperly packed batteries
⚠️ Restricted or regulated:
Cosmetics, medicine, supplements — often require certification and may be banned for private shipping
Food products — especially meat, dairy, and perishables
Electronics — may require certification, especially with Bluetooth/Wi-Fi
Jewelry and cash — often prohibited or require special processing
Seeds, fertilizers, soil — subject to phytosanitary control
How to Check If an Item Is Allowed?
Before shipping:
Review the customs rules of the destination country
Ask your logistics provider if the item is restricted
If needed, obtain permits, licenses, or certificates
What We Do for Your Safety
Automatic content checks based on the item description
Notifications if a prohibited item is detected
Risk category guidance and consultation
Proper documentation for allowed but sensitive goods
What Happens If You Ship a Prohibited Item?
Package may be rejected
Confiscated or destroyed at the warehouse or customs
You may face administrative or even criminal penalties (depending on the country)
Your account may be blocked or restricted from further shipments
Summary
Safety is a priority.
Always check the contents and applicable rules before shipping. Don’t risk delays or penalties.
If you're unsure — contact our support team. We'll help ensure your shipment is compliant and secure.