Gift baskets containing hard-skinned uncut fruit (apple, orange, or pear) are generally allowed. 

Coated, candied, caramel wrapped, or covered fruit are prohibited (e.g. caramel apples, chocolate dipped bananas). 

Chocolate covered uncut strawberry gift sets that are safely packaged for shipping are allowed.  

Non-shelf stable food and beverage items (i.e. refrigerated, frozen, or other time-temperature control safety foods (TCS)) including but not limited to:  

Unpasteurized products (e.g. juices, milks, etc.). 

Food products made of prohibited or protected/restricted animals (e.g., sharks, whales, dolphins, porpoises, etc.) and/or animal parts (e.g., antler velvet, shark fin, etc.). 

Food products made of prohibited or protected/restricted plants (e.g., black moss, betel nut, kratom, etc.) other illegal/restricted substances (e.g., CBD gummies, etc.). 

Gift baskets containing hard-skinned uncut fruit (apple, orange, or pear) are generally allowed. 

Coated, candied, caramel wrapped, or covered fruit are prohibited (e.g. caramel apples, chocolate dipped bananas). 

Chocolate covered uncut strawberry gift sets that are safely packaged for shipping are allowed.  

Gift baskets containing hard meats and hard cheeses with low moisture content that do not require refrigeration are allowed. 

Dried fruit and vegetable crisps. 

Canned and jarred foods. 

Jerky (Beef, turkey, salmon, etc.). 

Shelf stable dairy milks. 

Other food products specifically approved for sale. 

Recalled food.  

Expired food.  

Adulterated food. 

Unsafe food. 

Food not packaged, labeled, or intended for retail sale.  

Any food products that do not comply with Nutrition Labeling and Education Act (NLEA) under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act) and the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act (FPLA).  

Foods not in its original retail packaging. 

US Military MRE food products are government property and commercial resale is prohibited.  

Dragees and small inedible food decorations are prohibited due to risks of choking and its resemblance to edible ingredients. 

Previously recalled foods that have completed their corrective action plan, testing, agency correspondence and enacted controls mitigation processes with new compliant inventory.  

Other safe and unadulterated shelf-stable foods. 

Foods that make a drug or medical claim. 

Foods that make an unsubstantiated claim. 

Foods that make a false claim. 

USDA Organic – Must adhere to the USDA Organic program requirements (7 C.F.R. Part 205) and label requirements, including being certified by a regulated USDA-approved certifying agent. 

BE Disclosure - Bioengineered foods that contain detectable genetic material that has been modified through certain lab techniques will require disclosure and proper labeling (e.g. corn, soy, potato, etc.). 

Foods that make general marketing claims (i.e. “Great for the whole family!,” “Tastes better than home made.”). 

Foods that make proven and/or substantiated structure function claims.