What is Uzbek goods and foreign goods?

The Customs Code gives every item of goods a "status": it is either Uzbek goods or foreign goods. Three kinds of goods are recognised as Uzbek goods: goods produced in Uzbekistan; goods released for free circulation in the customs territory; goods that have this status under the Code. Any goods that do not fall under this definition, as well as goods that have obtained the status of foreign goods under the Code, are foreign goods. The status can change. Imported goods are placed under the release for free circulation (import) procedure provided that customs payments have been paid and economic policy measures have been complied with, and they obtain the status of goods in free circulation. Conversely, goods placed under the export procedure and actually taken out of the customs territory lose the status of Uzbek goods. The status also affects the choice of procedure: under the Code, export is the procedure for taking Uzbek goods out without an obligation to bring them back.

Source: Bojxona kodeksi, 13-modda; Bojxona kodeksi, 29-modda; Bojxona kodeksi, 56-modda