Bringing foodstuffs into Mexico

[DonJuane]

Looks like it will be prohibited from what I have read. (You'll have to suffer with the Costco variety like the rest of us LOL.) You might pack one in a paper (thick) paper freezer bag with some dry ice crumbled along with it and place it at the bottom of a suitcase with personal under garments and any other embarrassing things but be prepared to lose it.

https://www.bajabound.com/before/permits...ulture.php

https://www.gob.mx/cms/uploads/attachmen...ibited.pdf

P.S. If you think it will go bad before you will eat it, I'll send you shipping label to US address :-) :-)

PPS - Mexico is a different place these days, basically no more bribing to pass things through that you used to be able to. Social engineering seems the best method to try to fudge and other items such as looking for a guard who doesn't seem so "career oriented" as perhaps a younger energetic one. Things are as always, and world wide, the illegality of an action is always in the eyes of the beholder but while I might gamble with losing a few extra dollars or a rack of lamb, fresh caught Atlantic Salmon would be a different story. I recall decades ago flying from Alaska to Texas with a flexible ice bag stuck in a duffel bag that I slid under my seat as a carry on. Of course you could never do that now but at least you know my reverence for your contraband.