Need little advise on Australia

I'm not totally sure even though I have visited Australia on several occasions, like many countries I would advise to follow that said immigration/ customs rule, if fake goods (not genuine) you could be issued a huge fine, food is difficult as some seeds are not allowed, if your products don't have a genuine ingredients label you could well have this taken from you and a possible fine
If unsure I would certainly declare it and ask customs for advice and explain your unsure, what to declare
you could exceed the value of any goods and have to pay tax
On your declaration documents explain your unsure and need advice,
If your issued with a fine it must be paid immediately

Declaring at customs has to be the winning piece of advice.
If you show them and explain you did so because you're unsure, you're clearly not trying to do anything underhand and the customs are likely to see it as exactly that.
Sauce is a processed product so it's unlikely that'll draw any attention, same with a few leather bit and bobs if the things are clearly gifts.
Fake stuff and fresh foods are more likely to be a problem.

Thanks

I am in two minds now, bring nothing and declare nothing so I can leave the airport immediately but I want to give something from here for my host, which means I must declare and will waste time waiting the process

Bring nothing at all and you will have no problems at all. Buy your host a gift when you get there or take them out for a meal.

stumpy wrote:

Bring nothing at all and you will have no problems at all. Buy your host a gift when you get there or take them out for a meal.

Thanks

I have decided to bring no food products, I have bought Indonesian recipe book (in english) instead and if time permits I would like to cook for them