Haigh’s Chocolate: A Delightful Treat in a Transparent Bag 🔥 Australia's National Chocolate: Must-Read Entry Rules for New Zealand!

#November Good Places 2025 Haigh’s Chocolate Guide🔥 Australian National Chocolate, a must-see for entry into New Zealand entry rules! Haigh’s Chocolate is a must-have when you come to Sydney! This Australian national chocolate brand, founded in 1915, is also the same model given to Wu by Wu Zhenyu in "Running to the Sky" Brand History |Legend of Australian chocolate industry Haigh's Chocolate was founded in 1915 by Alfred Haigh, who opened a small chocolate factory in Adelaide and slowly became popular in Australia with its premium cocoa beans and unique formula The most special thing is that he insists on "from beans to chocolate" the whole process of self-production, from selecting cocoa beans, baking, grinding, to making chocolate, every step is hands-on to ensure quality ~ Classic product + reason for popularity Classic products 1. Chocolate-wrapped cotton candy: AUD$12 (about HK$60), soft cotton candy with rich chocolate, sweet but not greasy, the little sister will be given a free sample ~ 2. Australian Small Animal Doll Chocolate: AUD$15-30 (about HK$75-150), kangaroo, koala shape, cute and delicious, gift and personal use ~ 3. Dark chocolate: AUD$10-25 (about HK$50-125), cocoa concentration from 70% to 90%, mellow taste, chocolate lovers must buy ~ 4. Chocolate Gift Box: AUD$30-50 (about HK$150-250), a variety of flavor combinations, beautiful packaging, gift super face ~ Popularity reasons 1. Excellent quality: insist on selecting the world's top cocoa beans, the whole process of self-produced, no added preservatives, mellow taste ~ 2. Long history: century-old brand, superb reputation, locals trust ~ 3. Local characteristics: incorporating Australian elements, small animal shapes are super cute, full of Australian style ~ 4. Service courteous: The shop lady attitude is super good, will patiently introduce the products, provide free tasting ~ significance to locals For Sydneysiders, Haigh's Chocolate is not only a chocolate brand, but also the pride of Australian industry Address + How to get there • Exact address (flagship store): 154 George St, Sydney NSW 2000 (near Town Hall station). • Ride: 1. Walk: 5 minutes walk from Victoria Building along George Street, no car ~ 2. Subway: Take the “T2 Inner West & Leppington Line” or “T3 Bankstown Line” to “Town Hall” station, get off and walk for 3 minutes for AUD$4.80 (approx. HK$24). 3. Bus: Take lines such as 333, 380, 389 to “Town Hall Station, George St” station, get off and walk for 2 minutes, fare AUD$4.50 (about HK$23) ~ • Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00-19:00, Sunday 10:00-18:00, free admission ~ Entry into New Zealand Immigration Rules | Must See! For those transferring to New Zealand, be sure to pay attention to the following rules to avoid fines or confiscation of your luggage! 1. Declaration obligation: All food (including chocolate, biscuits, fruit, etc.) must be declared truthfully on the entry declaration form 2. Packaging requirements: Chocolate must be sealed packaged, with clear food label and ingredient list, unopened ~ 3. Quantity limit: There is no strict limit on the number of chocolates for personal use, but if the quantity is too much, it may be suspected of commercial use, need to provide relevant proof ~ 4. Inspection process: Customs may check the baggage at the time of entry, after truthfully declared, usually not in detail inspection; 5. Other Notes: New Zealand prohibits bringing fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, eggs, etc. Although chocolate can be brought, be sure to declare that honesty is most important! Tip: After buying chocolate, remember to keep the receipt and packaging box and take the initiative to declare when entering New Zealand to avoid unnecessary trouble - civilized travel starts with honest declaration!