Are royal jelly tablets allowed through customs in Thailand from Australia?

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Nov 28, 2021

3 years ago

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Wondering if anyone knows if we are allowed to take royal jelly tablets(sealed packet) through customs at Thailand, from Australia? 

Do we need to declare? 

If so could you please share the link 🙏

Thank you in advance..

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The user is inquiring whether royal jelly tablets can be brought into Thailand from Australia and if there is a need to declare them at customs.

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