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Herbal plants have long been used to enhance human health; they have grown increasingly popular across the world as medications, alternative and complementary treatments, meals, vitamins, cosmetics, and, unexpectedly, as healthcare products. The complexity of herbs and extracts, together with their distribution to different markets and compliance with different regulations, has led to an increased demand for analytical methods that can accurately identify and standardize these products while also detecting adulterants and pollutants. Herbal samples raise various kinds of complications for customs laboratories, including worries regarding quality, safety, and even illegality. adopting an appropriate analytical technique between the wide range various options available, such as physical, chemical, biological, microscopic, or macroscopic technologies. There is more discussion of HPLC, GC, photometric techniques, UV, IR, MS, and NMR.