If they are in a manufacturers packet like the "Suprise" peas and beans you buy, they are ok but if you do them yourself, I think they would shun them. Not 100% on that, maybe someone else will know.

Also hession bags are taken as well so be aware of that. They do a thorough search, up under the van and all. 

Hi All, Funny lot at the border.. Im sure if you blanched them and put them in the frezzer it would be ok. Dont know about the other thing cryvacing veg. maybe blanching first???? When we had our little dog with us , went over the WA boader, The nice lady said what a nice little dog. I said dont put your hand in..I know dogs she said ..too late snap we got to go through with out much of a look...try taking a small snappy dog...worked for us that time ..not that we had anything..been over that WA boarder quite a few time 9 in the last 4 years...safe travels..Bob n Bev

if you were a W.A. farmer you would agree and support the border checks and dob border horders in

I am sure there would be a website to tell you the rules somewhere on the net

will only allow commercially dried fruit and veg.

Pam wrote:

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I am sure there would be a website to tell you the rules somewhere on the net

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try this link http://www.agric.wa.gov.au/PC_93008.html

 

.. I think it's hard to predict (in full detail) exactly what they might take. We travelled both ways through the WA blocks just afew months ago, and apart from the common knowlege items they never even mentioned the hessian bags that were wrapped around my metal detector and water jerries ..
My thoughts are that any dried fruit or similar products that have not been commercially produced are quite likely to be rejected ..

Jon 

(leaving Tarong today .. to Kilcoy for a week)