Rules differ by region: Australia and New Zealand have strict biosecurity rules on plant products. Declare all dried fruit. Commercially sealed, heat-treated products are generally approved.
💼 Cabin bag
Yes
Permitted. Declare at US customs on international arrivals.
✈️ Hold (checked)
Yes
Permitted.
💡 Tip: Dried fruit is generally permitted in carry-on and checked baggage. Australia and New Zealand require you to declare all plant products at biosecurity — commercially sealed dried fruit is usually permitted after inspection.
Common questions
Yes. Dried fruit is a solid food item not subject to liquid restrictions. Commercially sealed packets are accepted everywhere.
For international arrivals, especially to Australia and New Zealand, declare all plant-based food products. Commercially sealed dried fruit is generally permitted.
No. All commercially produced dried fruits are treated the same — permitted, with declaration required in Australia and New Zealand.
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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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