Brazil can't bring back coffee beans when watching the game.

While enjoying the exciting games, bringing some special gifts home is an important part of the World Cup trip. However, the Beijing entry-exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau warned yesterday that Brazilian specialties such as coffee beans, Agaricus blazei Murrill, butterfly specimens and papaya and guava are not allowed to be brought back to China.

The Beijing entry-exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau said that Brazil is rich in black beans and coffee beans, and many local supermarkets and bakeries sell raw black beans and coffee beans, but these two products have the ability to reproduce and belong to the scope of plant breeding materials. Like other countries, China strictly controls plant reproductive materials and forbids them to enter the country.

In addition, some Brazilian specialties that citizens may buy locally, such as butterfly trays, dipped spiders and other animal specimens, the delicious Agaricus blazei Murrill, as well as Brazilian fruits such as raspberries, papaya and guava are prohibited from entering the country. If you want relatives and friends to taste the taste of Brazilian coffee and fruit, then coffee powder and fruit juice drinks are good choices. In addition, when choosing wood or straw ornaments, you must choose the ones that have been treated perfectly to avoid carrying agricultural and forestry pests back to the country.