Published May 04, 2024
GI tags indicate that a product is unique and has specific traits linked to its origin. For fruits and veggies, they safeguard the uniqueness and quality of varieties grown in certain regions of India.
The Alphonso mango, awarded a Geographical Indication Tag in 2018, hails from Maharashtra. GI tags recognise products with unique qualities originating from specific regions.
The Banganapalle mango, also known as Beneshan or Chappatai, received a GI tag in 2017. Originating from Andhra Pradesh, it's distinguished by light skin spots and an oblong seed.
Appemidi, a tender pickling mango variety from Karnataka with a Geographical Indication (GI) tag, possesses significant export potential. This potential should be harnessed to enhance growers' income.
Himsagar mango, beloved in West Bengal, offers juicy, fibre-free golden pulp and a delightful aroma. Grown in Malda, Murshidabad, Nadia, and Hooghly, it sweetens the summer from May to June.