💼 Cabin bag
Yes
Permitted. Declare at US customs on international arrivals.
✈️ Hold (checked)
Yes
Permitted.
💡 Tip: Whole coffee beans and ground coffee are dry goods permitted in carry-on and checked baggage everywhere. Australia and New Zealand require declaration of plant products — commercially sealed coffee is generally permitted.
Common questions
Yes. Coffee beans and ground coffee are dry goods with no liquid restrictions. You can bring as much as you like.
Dense coffee beans can appear opaque on X-ray and may prompt additional screening. This is routine and will not result in confiscation.
Yes, but you must declare it at biosecurity. Commercially sealed, roasted coffee beans are generally permitted after inspection.
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Browse all Food →Based on official TSA guidelines. Rules vary by airline and route — always verify with your carrier before travel. · Rules last verified May 2026.
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