Border Patrol Reminds Travelers to Declare All Agriculture Products
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Border Patrol reminds travelers to declare all agriculture products
Bouquet of red tulips lying in car(Petro)The U.S. Customs and Border Protection San Diego Field Office reminded travelers today to declare all flowers and plant materials from Mexico as Mother's Day approaches.Mother's Day weekend often sees an increase in travelers bringing bouquets and greenery across the border. Even a single pest or disease introduction can cause widespread damage to agriculture that can result in costly mitigation efforts, …
Tijuana, May 7. – Mothers’ Day is just around the corner, and with it comes one of the most traditional and emotional gestures between those who cross the border: a bouquet of fresh flowers. However, what seems like a simple gift can become a headache if you don’t take the right forecasts. That’s why CBP’s Field Office in San Diego issued a special reminder this Thursday, May 7, 2026: Agriculture specialists are on high alert, to prevent a plagu…
During Mother's Day season, border crossings between Mexico and the United States see an increase in the shipment of flowers and botanical arrangements as gifts. In this context, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) issued a call to travelers to declare all plant material entering through ports of entry from Tijuana. CBP reinforces flower inspections at Tijuana border crossings for Mother's Day. U.S. Customs and Border Protection reported th…
CBP strengthen inspections of flowers and plants by increasing crossovers during D to Mothers to prevent pests and diseases.
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