Enhancing prosecutorial control over the implementation of legislation in the agricultural and food sectors

This article deals with the prosecutor’s control over the implementation of legislation in the field of agriculture and food, its legal framework, analysis of legislation and practical problems. World experience shows that when states do not adequately meet the food needs of their population, a large part of the population, sadly, mainly young children suffer from hunger. Nowadays, Uzbekistan, which has completely renounced administrative command, is gradually and consistently pursuing the path of building a democratic society based on a market economy with mutual equality of all forms of ownership and free enterprise.