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Asked by K Clark from USA | Sep. 17, 2015 18:37
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Commerically made and wrapped chocolate candies allowed through customs?

I have need to bring into China commercial produced small, single portion wrapped chocolates as gifts to those I am meeting with in the tour and travel program I am involved in. Is this allowed and is there a limit as to quantity? I hate to pack 400 small chocolate candies into my suitcase only to declare them upon entry and have them confiscated as a banned item. Hate to show up empty handed when I visit.

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Answered by Kate from Canada | Sep. 18, 2015 00:55
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Clark, chocolate candies are allowed. I think you should put them in your check-in luggage. And there is no need to declare them when you arrive.
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