Can you bring fresh fruit or produce to Fiji?
Short answer
Allowed, declaration may be required
Food
allowed, declaration may be requiredAll biosecurity risk goods must be declared to the Biosecurity Authority of Fiji (BAF): food of any kind; animals and animal products such as fish, birds, eggs and honey; plants, fruit, seeds, flowers, wood and soil; used outdoor equipment such as camping gear, sports shoes and tools; and biological specimens. Undeclared items can be dropped in the Biosecurity Amnesty Bins at the border.
Not declaring can bring a FJ$400 spot fine, or prosecution with a fine of up to FJ$20,000, six months' imprisonment, or both.
Also covers: food, fruit, vegetables, meat, dairy, eggs, honey, plants, seeds, biosecurity risk goods
Source Fiji Revenue and Customs Service — Arriving in Fiji (last updated 18 September 2025)Checked against the source on 2026-10-25
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