Spanish man sent packing by Australia over undeclared meat

The man had his visa cancelled and was fined 3,300 Australian dollars after an officer in Perth found over a kilogramme of undeclared raw pork meat and cheese in his luggage theSun theSundaily Customs airport meat cheese Australia WorldNews

: A 20-year-old Spanish man has been the first traveller to have his visa revoked by Australia for carrying undeclared meat and cheese in his luggage, under stricter biosecurity laws.

Officers found 275 grammes of non-commercial pork pancetta, 665 grammes of non-commercial of pork meat and about 300 grammes of goat cheese which weren’t declared, the ministry said in a statement.

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