What food or goods must I declare at customs?

Yes, you must declare all goods you bring into Canada — there are no exceptions for personal items or low-value purchases.

Yes, you can be penalised for failing to pay customs duty, even if you weren’t told about it — ignorance of the law is not a defence under Australian customs law.

Yes, you must declare all dutiable and prohibited goods when returning to Singapore, regardless of whether you are a citizen or visitor.

Yes, you must declare all items you purchased abroad when returning to the U.S., including gifts and items for others — but you may qualify for a $800 duty-free exemption if you’re a U.S. resident returning after at least 48 hours.

Yes, exaggerated travel ads in Japan are regulated under the Act against Unjustifiable Premiums and Misleading Representations, which prohibits misleading claims about price, quality, or performance.