Foodstuffs, bringing into Sweden for personal use

Travelling from countries outside the EU
Different rules apply for foodstuffs entering Sweden from countries outside the EU. A health certificate is generally required for meat, milk, and similar products. These foodstuffs must also undergo a veterinary inspection at the border. Please note that foodstuffs are considered to be part of the duty- and tax-free traveller´s allowance of
4 300 SEK for commercial flights or ferries, and 3 000 SEK for other types of travel.

Certain exceptions apply for powdered infant formula, baby food and special foods required for medical reasons. There are also some exceptions for foodstuff from Faeroe Islands, Greenland, Iceland and Croatia.

Importation from Norway, Andorra, Liechtenstein, San Marino and Switzerland is subject to the same regulations as other EU countries, including the 4 300 SEK or 3 000 SEK value limit.

More information
National Food Administration
Swedish Board of Agriculture