
Planning to import or sell dietary supplements or cosmetics in Uzbekistan? By law, import and sale require state registration, a safety review, and entry into the State Register. We handle the entire process — from an initial formula audit to the final permit from the Ministry of Health (SES).
We don't just file paperwork. We make sure your product is approvable before you commit to any paid procedure.
We check your product's formula in advance for any components banned in Uzbekistan, saving you money on state fees before you file.
We account for the latest legislative requirements, including digital marking rules (Asl Belgisi system) and new toxicological-hygienic assessment standards.
We compile the dossier, organize laboratory testing, translate documents into Uzbek, and liaise with state authorities — without requiring your day-to-day involvement.
From 2025–2026, Uzbekistan is actively expanding digital marking requirements for dietary supplements. We don't just help you obtain the expert opinion — we also advise on correctly preparing your packaging artwork for the Asl Belgisi system.
The procedure requires strict adherence to each stage. Skipping steps or errors in the dossier are guaranteed to cause document returns — so we follow a carefully tested sequence.
You send us the specification. Our experts check vitamin, mineral, and plant-extract dosages for compliance with Uzbek norms and SanPiN standards.
We assemble the document package (quality certificates, ISO/GMP, instructions, packaging artwork), translate into Uzbek and Russian, and adapt label text to local requirements.
We organize the import of samples for analysis and oversee toxicological, hygienic, and other studies at laboratories accredited by the Sanitary-Epidemiological Welfare Service (SES).
We submit the completed dossier and test protocols for state expert review, accompany the process throughout, and respond promptly to any requests from the expert commission.
We provide complete support throughout the entire registration lifecycle.
Risk analysis and formula verification of the BAS before any paid procedures begin.
Development and translation of package inserts and stickers into Uzbek, per the Law 'On the State Language'.
Customs support when importing samples for laboratory testing.
Obtaining test protocols and the final expert opinion (hygienic certificate / permit).
To start work, we'll need the following from you (copies are sufficient):
Certificate of origin and quality certificates (GMP, ISO, IFS — if available).
Full product composition with the exact weight or percentage of each component.
Instructions for use, indications, and contraindications.
Original packaging or its artwork mock-up.
Registration document in the country of manufacture.
The Uzbekistan BAS market grows by more than 15% every year, but regulatory requirements are getting stricter. Don't lose time fixing document errors — entrust registration to professionals.
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Tashkent, Uzbekistan
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Mon – Fri: 09:00 – 18:00 (UZT)
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