MODERN ASPECTS OF STANDARDIZATION AND QUALITY CONTROL OF PLANT-BASED BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE SUPPLEMENTS
Keywords:
biologically active supplements, plant raw materials, standardization, quality, control, safety.Abstract
In recent decades, the Republic of Uzbekistan, as well as many countries worldwide, has experienced a steady increase in interest toward plant-based biologically active supplements (BAS). This trend is driven by growing public attention to disease prevention, a preference for natural remedies, and the dynamic development of the nutraceutical market. Nevertheless, significant challenges persist regarding the standardization, regulatory framework, and quality control of these products. The aim of this article is to provide a comprehensive analysis of the current state of plant-based BAS usage, alongside the existing regulatory, standardization, and safety assurance challenges.
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