chris222
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BernieD said:Barb
Yes it does vary depending on where you cross and from where you are coming. Spring before last we traveled with a group of friends, all from the Phoenix area, and crossed the border at the north end of I-15. All chicken and chicken products were confiscated, even dog food, because of a disease then affecting the flocks in AZ. Border crossing in the east had no such problems. Restrictions vary by crossing, current concerns about various food products and such. It is best to check with your anticipated crossing and find out which restrictions they have in place.
Recently I have had problems at the Windsor/Detroit border crossing going into the U.S. the border guards confiscated my hamburger that was cooked. Now, I travel in and out of the united states for business and this is not a common occurrence, but it does happen. Keep this in mind, because they are more likely to pull over your motor home or rig to check for food, (beef, chicken, exotic fruits and vegetables) hope this helps.