List of Latest GI Tagged Products in India 2023
| Geographical Indications | Goods/Products | State |
|---|---|---|
| Seabuckthorn | Agriculture | Ladakh |
| Arunachal Pradesh Yak Churpi | Food Stuffs | Arunachal Pradesh |
| Arunachal Pradesh Khaw Tai” (Khamti Rice) | Agriculture | Arunachal Pradesh |
| Arunachal Pradesh Tangsa Textile Product | Textiles | Arunachal Pradesh |
| Udangudi Panangkarupatti | Food Stuffs | Tamil Nadu |
| Basohli Pashmina Woolen Products | Textiles | Jammu and Kashmir (J & K) |
| Udhampur Kaladi | Food Stuffs | Jammu and Kashmir (J & K) |
| Kendrapara Rasabali | Food Stuffs | Odisha |
| Goa Cashew (Kaju Or Caju) | Agriculture | Goa |
| Marcha Rice (Mircha Rice) | Agricultural | Bihar |
| Banaras Pan (Betel Leaf) | Agricultural | Uttar Pradesh |
| Banaras Langda Aam (Mango) | Agricultural | Uttar Pradesh |
| Ramnagar Bhanta (Brinjal) | Agricultural | Uttar Pradesh |
| Adamchini Chawal (Rice) | Agricultural | Uttar Pradesh |
| Aligarh Tala | Handicraft | Uttar Pradesh |
| Bakhira Brassware | Handicraft | Uttar Pradesh |
| Banda Shazar Patthar | Craft Handicraft | Uttar Pradesh |
| Nagina Wood Craft | Handicraft | Uttar Pradesh |
| Pratapgarh Aonla (Gooseberry) | Agricultural | Uttar Pradesh |
| Hathras Hing | Food Stuffs | Uttar Pradesh |
| Rewa Sunderja Mango | Agricultural | Madhya Pradesh |
| Ladakh Shingskos (Wood Carving) | Handicraft | Ladakh (UT) |
| Nagri Dubraj (rice) | Agriculture | Chhattisgarh |
| Manapparai murukku (Snack) | Food Stuffs | Tamil Nadu |
| Cumbum panneer thratchai (Grapes) | Agriculture | Tamil Nadu |
| Marthandam honey | Natural Goods | Tamil Nadu |
| Ooty Varkey (Crispy Snack) | Food Stuffs | Tamil Nadu |
| Manamadurai pottery | Handicraft | Tamil Nadu |
| Salem sago (javvarisi) | Food Stuffs | Tamil Nadu |
| Authoor vetrilai (Betel Leaf) | Agriculture | Tamil Nadu |
| Negamam cotton saree | Textiles | Tamil Nadu |
| Myladi stone carvings | Handicraft | Tamil Nadu |
| Thaikkal Rattan craft | Handicraft | Tamil Nadu |
| Sholavandan Vetrilai | Agriculture | Tamil Nadu |
| Basohli painting | Handicraft | Jammu & Kashmir |
| Basohli Pashmina Woolen | Products Textiles | Jammu & Kashmir |
| Rajouri Chikri wood craft | Handicraft | Jammu & Kashmir |
| Bhaderwah rajmash | Agriculture | Jammu & Kashmir |
| Mushqbudji Rice | Agriculture | Jammu & Kashmir |
| Udhampur Kaladi (Dairy Product) | Food Stuffs | Jammu & Kashmir |
| Ramban Sulai Honey | Agriculture | Jammu & Kashmir |
| Ramban Anardana | Agriculture | Jammu & Kashmir |
| Kangra Tea (European GI Tag) | Agriculture | Himachal Pradesh |
| Jalesar Dhatu Shilp | Complex Metal Craft | Uttar Pradesh (Etah district) |
| Goa Mankurad Mango Also known as Goa Mancurad or Goa Alphonso | Agriculture | Goa |
| Goan Bebinca (Traditional Dessert) | Food Products | Goa |
| Udaipur Koftgari | Metal Craft | Rajasthan |
| Bikaner Kashidakari Craft | Handi Craft | Rajasthan |
| Jodhpur Bandhej Craft | TextileS | Rajasthan |
| Bikaner Usta Kala Craft Also referred to as gold nakashi or gold manauti | Handicraft | Rajasthan |
| Chokuwa Rice of Assam(Magic Rice) | Agriculture | Assam |
| Koraput Kalajeera Rice | Agriculture | Odisha |
| Atreyapuram Pootharekulu | Food Stuffs | Andhra Pradesh |
Latest GI Tagged Products in News [2023]
Latest GI Tagged Products on March 2023
▪ The Government of India (GoI) has given the Geographical Indication (GI) tag to 33 new products from different states, including:
- Bihar (1)
- Uttar Pradesh (10)
- Madhya Pradesh (1)
- Chhattisgarh (1)
- Tamil Nadu (11)
- Union Territories (UT) of Ladakh (1)
- Jammu & Kashmir (J&K) (8)
Latest GI Tagged Products on August 2023
▪ The Geographical Indications Registry in Chennai has given special tags to seven more products from different parts of India. These tags help recognize and protect these unique products. Four are traditional crafts from Rajasthan. The tags show where the products come from and why they are special.
- Jalesar Dhatu Shilp – Uttar Pradesh
- Goa Mankurad Mango – Goa
- Goan Bebinca – Goa
- Udaipur Koftgari Metal Craft- Rajasthan
- Bikaner Kashidakari Craft – Rajasthan
- Jodhpur Bandhej Craft – Rajasthan
- Bikaner Usta Kala Craft – Rajasthan
Latest GI Tagged Products on September 01, 2023
▪ On 1st September 2023 Geographical Indications Registry has granted Geographical Indication(GI) tags to Bhaderwah Rajmash(Red kidney beans) and Ramban Sulai Honeyof Jammu & Kashmir(J&K) and Chokuwa rice(Magic Rice) of Assam.
| State | GI Product | Goods |
|---|---|---|
| Jammu & Kashmir | Bhaderwah Rajmash (red kidney beans) | Agriculture |
| Ramban Sulai Honey | Agriculture | |
| Assam | Chokuwa Rice of Assam(Magic Rice) | Agriculture |
Latest GI Tagged Products on September 06, 2023
Salem Sago, a wet starch powder extracted from Tapioca roots has recently been granted a Geographical Indication (GI) tag.
Salem Sago holds a special place in the culinary heritage of Salem District of Tamil Nadu. This unique ingredient further solidifies its connection to the region’s rich agricultural and culinary traditions.
Salem Sago, also known locally as ‘Javvarisi,’ is derived from a specific variety of tapioca grown in the Salem district of Tamil Nadu.
Latest GI Tagged Products on September 12, 2023
▪ On September 12, the Chennai-based Geographical Indications Registry granted Geographical Indication (GI) tags to Odisha’s ‘Koraput Kalajeera Rice,’ also known as the ‘Prince of Rice.’
Latest GI Tagged Products on September 16, 2023
▪ Atreyapuram Pootharekulu, a sweet made of rice and jaggery from Andhra Pradesh, has been granted a Geographical Indication (GI) tag by the Geographical Indications Registry (GIR).
▪ Putharekulu is a sweet made of a very thin layer of rice starch that is folded and filled with sugar, dried fruits, and nuts.
▪ The name “Putharekulu” means “coated sheet” in Telugu, with “poota” meaning “coating” and “reku” (plural “rekulu”) meaning “sheet.”
Pootharekulu, a beloved Indian sweet from the state of Andhra Pradesh, has been given a Geographical Indication (GI) tag.
— The Better India (@thebetterindia) September 16, 2023
But did you know that ‘Atreyapuram Pootharekulu’ has its roots in a fortunate accident? pic.twitter.com/6uymY2OO89
▪ To make Putharekulu, sweet makers use a variety of rice called MTU-3626, which is locally known as “Bondalu” and is grown extensively in the Konaseema region of Andhra Pradesh.
Latest GI Tagged Products on October 7, 2023
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry’s Geographical Indications Registry in Chennai recently granted geographical indication (GI) tags to eight unique products.
These include three products from Arunachal Pradesh, one from Tamil Nadu, two from Jammu and Kashmir, one from Odisha, and one from Goa.
8 Latest GI Tagged products are
| State | GI Product | Goods |
|---|---|---|
| Arunachal Pradesh | Arunachal Pradesh Yak Churpi | Food Stuffs |
| Arunachal Pradesh Khaw Tai” (Khamti Rice) | Agriculture | |
| Arunachal Pradesh Tangsa Textile Product | Textiles | |
| Tamil Nadu | Udangudi Panangkarupatti | Food Stuffs |
| Jammu and Kashmir (J & K) | Basohli Pashmina Woolen Products | Textiles |
| Udhampur Kaladi | Food Stuffs | |
| Odisha | Kendrapara Rasabali | Food Stuffs |
| Goa | Goa Cashew (Kaju Or Caju) | Agriculture |
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Answer –
Explanation-
Yak Churpi from Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh:
- Indian Council of Agricultural Research-National Research Centre on Yak applied for GI registration for “Yak Churpi.”
- “Churpi” is a dairy product (cheese) from the indigenous Arunachali yak breed.
- Naturally fermented dairy product made from yak milk, significant in the Himalayan region.
- Expected to boost pastoral production systems and yak rearing activities nationwide.
- Sticky rice variety cultivated in the Namsai district of Arunachal Pradesh.
- Textile products from the Tangsa tribe in the Changlang district known for unique designs and vibrant colors.
- NABARD actively supported the GI registration of indigenous products for the “Vocal for Local” campaign.
- Specific type of palm jaggery or “gur” from Tirunelveli District, Tamil Nadu.
- Unique production method.
- Internationally recognized and exported to Sri Lanka, Malaysia, and Singapore.
- Basohli Pashmina Woolen Products:
- Traditional hand-spun Pashmina craft from Kathua district, J&K.
- Renowned for softness, fineness, and feather-like weight.
- Udhampur’s Kaladi Dairy Product:
- Popular Dogra cuisine originating from Udhampur district’s Ramnagar.
- Mouthwatering delicacy from the Baladevjew temple in Ichhapur, Kendrapara.
- Deep-fried flattened reddish-brown cheese patties soaked in thickened and sweetened milk.
- Part of the 56 offerings, known as Chhapan Bhog, presented to Lord Jagannath and his divine siblings at Puri Srimandir.
- Historical roots trace back to medieval times during the reign of King Anangabhima Deva.
- Recognition in alignment with the Swayampurna Goa mission, emphasizing self-sufficiency.
- Unique identity and taste result from the climatological impact of Goa and traditional farming practices.
- 10th product of the state to receive the coveted GI tag.
- Other nine Goan products/produce with GI tags include Harmal chilli, Khola chilli, Myndoli banana, Agassaim brinjal, Sat Shiro bhendo, cashew Feni, Goa Khaje, Mancurad mango, and Goan Bebinca.
Latest GI Tagged Products on November 21, 2023
The thorny shrub or small tree known as Seabuckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides L.) in the Union Territory (UT) of Ladakh has been granted the Geographical Indication (GI) tag in the “Agriculture” goods category.
This marks the fourth GI product for Ladakh. The other 3 are:
- Pashmina Wool of Ladakh(Textiles)
- Ladakh Raktsey Karpo Apricot(Agriculture)
- Ladakh Shingskos (Wood Carving)(Handi Crafts).
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Plant Characteristics:
- Sea buckthorn belongs to the Elaegnaceae family and is an actinorhizal plant.
- It thrives in marginally fertile soil, particularly in the cold desert environment.
Alternative Names:
- Also known as Sandthorn, Sea berry, Golden Bush, and Leh berry.
Natural Habitat:
- Naturally distributed over 11,500 hectares in Ladakh region.
Adaptability:
- Withstands extreme temperatures ranging from -43°C to +40°C.
- Considered drought-resistant, showcasing resilience in challenging conditions.
Berries and Nutrition:
- Produces small orange or yellow berries.
- Rich in vitamins, especially vitamin C.
Utilization:
- Used in the production of juice, tea, and traditional medicines, among other applications.
Ecological and Economic Importance:
- An ecologically and economically significant trans-Himalayan plant in Ladakh.
- Offers immense health and medicinal benefits.
ODOP Scheme:
- Seabuckthorn is the chosen product of Leh district under the One District One Product (ODOP) Scheme.
▪ According to the latest available data, Tamil Nadu boasts the highest number of Geographical Indication (GI)-tagged products among all regions.
Latest GI Tagged Products on December 7, 2023
- Uttarakhand Secures 18 Geographical Indication Tags for Various Products.
- Uttarakhand achieved a remarkable milestone by obtaining Geographical Indication (GI) tags for 18 products, encompassing 12 agricultural goods, 4 handcrafted items, 1 food product, and 1 manufactured good.
- This achievement marks a historic feat: Uttarakhand became the first state in India to secure 18 GI tags in a single day.
- The Chief Minister of Uttarakhand, Pushkar Singh Dhami, officiated the distribution of GI certificates to these 18 products, bringing the total number of GI-tagged products in the state to 27.
- Among the recognized items are Tejpat, Basmati Rice, Aipan Art, White Rajma of Munsiyari, Ringal craft, Thulma, Bhotiya, Chiura Oil, and Copper products, which had already received GI tags.
✅ List of the 18 New GI Tag products of Uttara Khand 👇
| Sl. No | GI Tag Product | Goods |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Uttarakhand Chaulai (Ramdana) (Fox tail Millet ) | Agriculture |
| 2 | Uttarakhand Jhangora | |
| 3 | Uttarakhand Lal Chawal (Red Rice) | |
| 4 | Uttarakhand Mandua | |
| 5 | Almora Lakhori Mirchi | |
| 6 | Uttarakhand Berinag Tea | |
| 7 | Ramnagar Nainital Litchi | |
| 8 | Ramgarh Nainital Aadu (Peach) | |
| 9 | Uttarakhand Malta Fruit | |
| 10 | Uttarakhand Pahari Toor Dal | |
| 11 | Uttarakhand Gahat(Horse gram) | |
| 12 | Uttarakhand Kala Bhat | |
| 13 | Uttarakhand Bichhu Buti (Nettle) Fabrics | Handi Crafts |
| 14 | Kumaoni Rangwali Pichhoda Products | |
| 15 | Chamoli Wooden Ramman Mask | |
| 16 | Uttarakhand Likhai (wood carving) | |
| 17 | Uttarakhand Buransh Sharbat | Food Stuffs |
| 18 | Nainital Mombatti (Candle) | Manufactured Goods |
Key Points About the 18 GI Tag Products
- Uttarakhand Jhangora, also known as Jhangora rice or Barnyard millet, is abundant in iron, calcium, and vitamins. Its low glycemic index makes it a suitable choice for individuals with diabetes.
- Uttarakhand Mandua, a finger millet cultivated in the Kumaon region, stands as one of the predominant cereals in the hilly areas of northern India.
- The red hue of Uttarakhand Lal Chawal (Red Rice) results from the presence of anthocyanin. This highly nutritious rice offers a nutty flavour.
- Almora Lakhori Mirchi, a yellow-coloured chilli from the Almora District, known locally as “Lakhori,” boasts vitamin C richness and antibacterial properties.
- Uttarakhand Berinag Tea is exclusively grown in the Berinag and Chaukoi regions of Uttarakhand.
- Uttarakhand Malta Fruit is a winter fruit indigenous to Uttarakhand.
- Uttarakhand Bichhu Buti (Nettle) Fabrics are crafted from Himalayan nettle fibers, predominantly found in the Almora and Chamoli districts of Uttarakhand.
- Kumaoni Rangwali Pichhoda Products, a traditional outfit akin to a dupatta, is worn by women during ceremonies in the Kumaon region. Its design features a Swastik with the Sun, along with a Bell adorned with “Om.”
- Performers wear Chamoli Wooden Ramman Mask during the Ramman mela. These masks, available in various sizes and colours, depict tales of local deities.
- Uttarakhand Likhai (wood carving) is a traditional art and craft popular in the Kumaon region. Typically, the wood carvings on houses’ doors and windows are blue.
- Uttarakhand Buransh Sharbat is the juice extracted from the leaves and scarlet red bell-shaped flowers of the Buransh Tree (scientifically known as “Rhododendron Arboreum”). It contributes to maintaining a healthy heart and liver.
MCQ’s on Latest GI Tagged Products in India 2023
Q1: Which of the following products from Himachal Pradesh has been granted the European Geographical Indication (GI) tag in 2023?
A. Chamba Rumal
B. Kinnauri Shawl
C. Himachali Kala Zeera
D. Kangra Tea
Answer – Answer: D. Kangra Tea
Explanation-
Q2: Recently, which of the following states “Nagri Dubraj rice” has received a Geographical Indication (GI) tag?
A. Jharkhand
B. West Bengal
C. Chhattisgarh
D. Assam
Answer –Answer: C. Chhattisgarh
Explanation-
Q3: Recently, Sundarja mangoes of Rewa district and Gajak of Morena of which of the following states have received the GI Tag?
A. Rajasthan
B. Karnataka
C. Maharashtra
D. Madhya Pradesh
Answer –Answer: D. Madhya Pradesh
Explanation-
Q4: Manapparai murukku, Thaikkal Rattan craft and Auhtoor Vetrilai (betel leaf) of
which of the following states will receive the GI Tag?
A. Kerala
B. Tamil Nadu
C. Karnataka
D. Telangana
Answer –Answer: B. Tamil Nadu
Explanation-
Q5: Recently, “Basohli Painting” from which of the following states/union territories has received the Geographical Indication (GI) Tag?
A. Himachal Pradesh
B. Uttarakhand
C. Jammu and Kashmir
D. Ladakh
Answer –Answer: C. Jammu and Kashmir
Explanation-The products which have obtained GI tag from Jammu and Kashmir includes Basholi Pashmina Woolen Products (Kathua), Chikri Wood Craft
(Rajouri), Bhaderwah Rajma (Doda), Mushkbudji Rice (Anantnag), Kaladi (Udhampur), Sulai Honey (Ramban), Anardana (Ramban), Ladakh Wood
Carving (Ladakh)
Q6: Recently, Ramnagar Bhanta (Brinjal), and Adamchini Rice from which of the following states has received the GI Tag?
A. Uttar Pradesh
B. Bihar
C. Odisha
D. Chhattisgarh
Answer –Answer: A. Uttar Pradesh
Explanation-
▪ Recently, Benarasi Paan, Benarasi Langda Mango, Ramnagar Bhanta (Brinjal), and Adamchini Rice from Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh has received the GI Tag. ▪ Previously, the Kashi and Purvanchal regions were home to 18 GI products, which included Banaras Brocade and Sarees, Handmade Bhadohi Carpets, Mirzapur Handmade Carpets, Banaras Metal Reposi Craft, Varanasi Gulabi Meenakari, Varanasi Wooden Lacquerware and Toys, Nizamabad Black Patri, Banaras Glass Beads, Varanasi Softstone Jaali Work, Ghazipur Wall Hangings, Chunar Sandstone, Chunar Glaze Patari, Gorakhpur Terracotta Craft, Banaras Zardozi, Banaras Hand Block Print, Banaras Wood Carving, Mirzapur Brass Utensils, and Mau Sarees.
Q7: Recently, Mircha’ rice of which of the following states has been awarded the GI tag?
A. Assam
B. Nagaland
C. Bihar
D. West Bengal
Answer –Answer: C. Bihar
Explanation-
Q8: According to recent information, which of the following states has secured the highest number of Geographical Indication (GI) tags for products in India in FY 2022-23?
A. Kerala
B. Uttar Pradesh
C. Uttarakhand
D. Tamil Nadu
Answer –Answer: A. Kerala
Explanation-
Q9: Recently, Gond Paintings of which of the following states has received the GI Tag?
A. Odisha
B. Jharkhand
C. Chhattisgarh
D. Madhya Pradesh
Answer –Answer: D. Madhya Pradesh
Explanation-
Q10: Recently, Sharbati Wheat of which of the following countries has received the GI tag?
A. Uttar Pradesh
B. Punjab
C. Madhya Pradesh
D. Haryana
Answer –Answer: C. Madhya Pradesh
Explanation-
▪ Five handicraft products from Madhya Pradesh have recently been granted the Geographical Indication (GI) tag, including Dindori’s Gond paintings, Gwalior’s carpets, Ujjain’s Batik prints, Jabalpur’s Bhedaghat stone craft, and Balaghat’s Waraseoni saris.
▪ In addition, the Sundarja mangoes from Rewa district and gazak, a type of sweet, from Morena have also had their GI tag renewed.
Q11: Recently, the Cumbum grapes of which of the following states has received
the GI tag?
A. Kerala
B. Karnataka
C. Goa
D. Tamil Nadu
Answer –Answer: D. Tamil Nadu
Explanation-Furthermore, the GI tag has been awarded to Kodaikanal’s Malai Poondu, Srivilliputtur’s Palkova, and Palani’s Panchamirtham.
Q12: Recently, Authoor betel leaves (vetrilai) from which of the following states has
received the GI Tag?
A. Kerala
B. Karnataka
C. Telangana
D. Tamil Nadu
Answer –Answer: D. Tamil Nadu
Explanation-
Q13: Recently, Vellore Spiny Brinjal and Ramanathapuram Mundu Chilli of which
of the following states have received the Geographical Indications (GI) tag?
A. Kerala
B. Karnataka
C. Tamil Nadu
D. Telangana
Answer –Answer: C. Tamil Nadu
Explanation-
Q14: Recently, the Manamadurai pottery from which of the following states has received the Geographical Indication (GI) tag?
A. Kerala
B. Karnataka
C. Tamil Nadu
D. Andhra Pradesh
Answer –Answer: C. Tamil Nadu
Explanation-
Q15: What recent recognition did Atreyapuram Pootharekulu receive?
A. UNESCO World Heritage Status
B. Geographical Indication (GI) tag
C. National Food Award
D. International Sweet Festival Award
Answer –B. Geographical Indication (GI) tag
Explanation-
Important GI Tag Products in India for Competitive Exams
| Geographical Indications | Type | State/UTs |
|---|---|---|
| Arunachal Pradesh Yak Churpi | Food Stuffs | Arunachal Pradesh |
| Arunachal Pradesh Khaw Tai” (Khamti Rice) | Agriculture | Arunachal Pradesh |
| Arunachal Pradesh Tangsa Textile Product | Textiles | Arunachal Pradesh |
| Udangudi Panangkarupatti | Food Stuffs | Tamil Nadu |
| Basohli Pashmina Woolen Products | Textiles | Jammu and Kashmir (J & K) |
| Udhampur Kaladi | Food Stuffs | Jammu and Kashmir (J & K) |
| Kendrapara Rasabali | Food Stuffs | Odisha |
| Goa Cashew (Kaju Or Caju) | Agriculture | Goa |
| Mithila Makhana | Agricultural | Bihar |
| Darjeeling Tea (word and logo) | Agricultural | West Bengal |
| Kangra tea | Agricultural | Himachal Pradesh |
| Dalle Khursani Chilli | Agricultural | Sikkim |
| Pokkali Rice | Agricultural | Kerala |
| Odisha Pattachitra | Handicraft | Odisha |
| Naga Chili | Agricultural | Nagaland |
| Laxmanbhog Mango | Agricultural | West Bengal |
| Khirsapati or Himsagar Mango | Agricultural | West Bengal |
| Fazli Mango | Agricultural | West Bengal |
| Rainy Malabar Robusta Coffee | Agricultural | Karnataka |
| Feni | Manufactured | Goa |
| Tirupati Laddu | Food Stuff | Andhra Pradesh |
| Malehibadi Dasheri Mango | Agricultural | Uttar Pradesh |
| Central Travancore jaggery | Agricultural | Kerala |
| Kolhapuri Chappal | Handicraft | Maharashtra, Karnataka |
| Kasargod saree | Handicraft | Kerala |
| Kalanamak rice | Agricultural | Uttar Pradesh |
| Kullu shawl | Handicraft | Himachal Pradesh |
| Assam Karbi Anglong Ginger | Agricultural | Assam |
| Tripura Queen Pineapple | Agricultural | Tripura |
| Tezpur Litchi | Agricultural | Assam |
| Sirsi Supari | Agricultural | Karnataka |
| Kachai lemon | Agricultural | Manipur |
| Adilabad Dokra | Handicraft | Telangana |
| Warangal Durries | Handicraft | Telangana |
| Banglar Rasogolla | Food Stuff | West Bengal |
| Nilambur Teak | Agricultural | Kerala |
| Shahi Litchi of Bihar | Agricultural | Bihar |
| Katarni rice | Agricultural | Bihar |
| Magahi Paan | Agricultural | Bihar |
| Boka Chaul | Agricultural | Assam |
| Tawlhlohpuan | Handicraft | Mizoram |
| Mizo Puanchei | Handicraft | Mizoram |
| Pawndum | Handicraft | Mizoram |
| Telia Rumal | Handicraft | Telangana |
| Coorg Arabica Coffee | Agricultural | Karnataka |
| Wayanaad Robusta Coffee | Agricultural | Kerala |
| Chikmagalur Arabica Coffee | Agricultural | Karnataka |
| Araku Valley Arabica Coffee | Agricultural | Andhra Pradesh, Odisha |
| Bababudangiris Arabica Coffee | Agricultural | Karnataka |
| Kaji Nemu | Agricultural | Assam |
| Kandhamal Haladi | Agricultural | Odisha |
| Odisha Rasagola | Food Stuff | Odisha |
| Marayoor Jaggery | Agricultural | Kerala |
| Tirur Betel Leaf (Tirur Vettila) | Agricultural | Kerala |
| Khola Chilli | Agricultural | Goa |
| Gorakhpur Terracotta | Handicraft | Uttar Pradesh |
| Kovilpatti Kadalai Mittai | Food Stuff | Tamil Nadu |
| Kashmir Saffron | Agricultural | Jammu and Kashmir |
| Idu Mishmi Textiles | Handicraft | Arunachal Pradesh |
| Sohrai – Khovar Painting | Handicraft | Jharkhand |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on GI tag products in India
Answer: Geographical Indication Registry under the Department of Industrial Promotion and Internal Trade, Ministry of Commerce and Industry.
Answer: Manipur
Answer: A registered GI shall be valid for 10 years
Answer: Darjeeling Tea
Answer: Karnataka
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