Can I bring in American Jinseng that are in powder form in sachets and then placed in a box into China.

You can but you need to a certificate issued by Office of Endangered Species Management of China.

Can I bring dried Korean Ginseng made in America that’s for a small gift? It’s not even alot. Would I still need a certificate?

If the Korean Ginseng is artificial planted (I believe it is), then you can take it without a certificate. But the customs may take it cautiously, inspection whether it is the endangered specie and may seize it. (I've read a piece of news saying Korean Ginseng being seized.) It's risky.

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Question: Asked by David from Singapore | Mar. 25, 2024 23:01

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Can I bring in American Jinseng that are in powder form in sachets and then placed in a box into China.

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Answers (3): Answered by Lori | Mar. 26, 2024 01:36

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You can but you need to a certificate issued by Office of Endangered Species Management of China.

00Reply; Answered by Gigi | Apr. 05, 2024 09:29

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Can I bring dried Korean Ginseng made in America that’s for a small gift? It’s not even alot. Would I still need a certificate?

00Reply; Answered by Joshua | Apr. 06, 2024 18:37

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If the Korean Ginseng is artificial planted (I believe it is), then you can take it without a certificate. But the customs may take it cautiously, inspection whether it is the endangered specie and may seize it. (I've read a piece of news saying Korean Ginseng being seized.) It's risky.

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