Unsolicited Seeds from China
Recently people across the U.S. have received unexpected packages of seeds from China in the mail. The packages often are marked to indicate that they contain jewelry. Do not open, handle or plant the seeds.
August 12, 2020 updates:
- Unsolicited Seed Package Mailing Guidance
- USDA Shares Update On Seed Packages Sent to U.S. Residents
- USDA Shares Q and A about Seed Packages Sent to U.S. Residents
Last updated August 18, 2020
