Table 2: Groceries
The information provided here is for Switzerland and EU countries. For all other countries, you should check the limits applicable to the specific country.
1 The limit for alcoholic beverages with less than 18 percent alcohol is 5 liters. 2 The limit for alcoholic beverages with more than 18 percent alcohol is 1 liter. 3 You can take a maximum of 90 liters of wine, of which a maximum of 60 liters can be sparkling wine, from one EU country to another. 4 This amount applies to total purchases of all merchandise, including groceries like meat, alcoholic beverages, and tobacco products. If the total goods purchased abroad exceed that limit, you must file a customs declaration. 5 In some countries, the limit is 150 euros per child.
1 The limit for alcoholic beverages with less than 18 percent alcohol is 5 liters. 2 The limit for alcoholic beverages with more than 18 percent alcohol is 1 liter. 3 You can take a maximum of 90 liters of wine, of which a maximum of 60 liters can be sparkling wine, from one EU country to another. 4 This amount applies to total purchases of all merchandise, including groceries like meat, alcoholic beverages, and tobacco products. If the total goods purchased abroad exceed that limit, you must file a customs declaration. 5 In some countries, the limit is 150 euros per child.
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