Forbidden items

The Buyer confirms and warrants that they will not ship goods that are prohibited from being transported under the laws of the Republic of Lithuania, including excise goods, prohibited goods, goods whose circulation is prohibited or restricted, as well as goods that are prohibited from being exported from Germany, Spain, Poland, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Latvia, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, and Japan under the applicable local laws of the respective country:
 

• radioactive, explosive, corrosive, poisonous, flammable, not cold-resistant, strongly odorous or lubricating materials; 
• explosives and fireworks;
• leak-proof and breaking tankages products with liquids;
• perishable food  and non-food products;
• money (coins, banknotes) and their equivalents, credit and prepaid cards, bank checks, blank checks, shares, bonds, promissory notes, gift cards, event tickets, lottery tickets, activated SIM cards for mobile phones, personal documents; 
• precious metals and precious stones, antiques, works of art;
• alive animals, birds;
• not properly packed  sharp and cutting objects, narcotics and psychotropic substances (including medical cannabis);
• explosives, weapons, ammunition and their parts;
• tobacco products and alcoholic beverages;
• products that contain alcohol;
• smoking products (e.g. e-cigarette flavourings, cigarette liquid, etc.);
• items with offensive or obscene inscriptions or images;
• aerosols;
• counterfeit goods infringing intellectual property rights (IPR);
• banderole / tax stickers;
• biological substances and infectious agents;
• gas cylinders;
• fire extinguishers;
• jewelry and watches (except bijouterie);
• magnets and other items containing ferromagnetic materials;
• naphtha:
• hunting (animal) trophies, animal parts (skin, bones, horns, fur), animal remains or animal products not intended for human consumption;
• counterfeit currencies;
• single (not installed) airbags;
• single batteries;
• dangerous and flammable substances (according to IATA requirements);
• items with pornographic and other offensive content;
• prescription and over-the-counter medicines outside the European Union;
• safety belts;
• dry ice;
• plants (seeds only);
• self-inflating life jackets;
• precious metals;
• engines, generators and gearboxes or other automotive parts that contain fuel;
• human organs, embryos and remains, including ashes;
• all items whose transport is prohibited by law in the country of origin, transit or destination (e.g. ivory products);
• other items that are prohibited from being shipped according to the decrees of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania and from being exported from Germany, the United Kingdom, Poland, France, Spain, Italy, Latvia, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, Portugal and Japan according to German, UK, Polish, French, Spanish, Italian, Latvian, Dutch, Czech, Portuguese, and Japanese laws.