Caffeine in Uzbekistan: not individually verified
We have not confirmed that Caffeine specifically is scheduled in Uzbekistan, so this page gives no legal status. Publishing a guess here would be worse than publishing nothing. What we do know is the governing national drug law, below.
- What is on record
- Not confirmed. The dossier marks caffeine not applicable, treating it as an ordinary product term outside the drug quantity schedule. That row is a search record, not a quotation: it quotes no list entry and no closing line, and it names no version of Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 330 beyond the date of the check. Its search term is Latin only, while the dossier quotes the controlled lists in their Russian official version. So the absence is not taken as an answer here, and how Uzbekistan regulates caffeine under any other regime is outside that source. The dossier's search record for this row, checked 18 September 2026: Search term: «caffeine»; transliteration/Latin identifier: caffeine. The controlled schedule and quantity instrument returned no controlled-drug row for this ordinary product term. The second instrument, Criminal Code arts 270 to 276, did not convert this ordinary product term into a scheduled narcotic or psychotropic substance. Open point: none within this drug-quantity framework.
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