Food
Marumiya Noritama Furikake
Japan's classic rice sprinkle of egg, seaweed and sesame. It also contains chicken powder, chicken fat and mackerel flakes. Other furikake differ, so check them separately.
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Can I bring it home?
- South KoreaCheck first
Korea bans meat products and restricts egg products. How it treats them in a seasoning is being confirmed.
- TaiwanCheck first
Taiwan bans meat products and fines heavily. Chicken powder may be enough to have it taken.
- United StatesRisky
The US generally prohibits meat in seasoning, the same rule that stops noodle flavor packets with meat.
- European UnionCheck first
The EU exempts meat extracts and packaged stocks, but chicken powder and egg in a seasoning may be judged case by case.
Ingredients checked against the package label.
What we flagged in the ingredients
- Chicken powder
- Chicken fat
- Chicken extract
- Processed egg
- Mirin
From the ingredient list on the package. See the listing
Food rules
- MuslimContains alcohol
- HinduNot verified yet
- VegetarianContains meat
We flag what the ingredient list shows. A product is marked Halal only when the maker holds certification.
Where to buy
Supermarkets and convenience stores
Sources
- See the listing
- South Korea: restricted animal products (Philippine DFA advisory)
- South Korea: customs allowances (HaniSeoul)
- Taiwan: meat product rules (Central News Agency)
- Taiwan: alcohol allowance and X-ray checks (Commercial Times)
- United States: Don't Pack a Pest
- European Union: German Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture