Nagpur Orange To Nashik Grapes: 7 Indian Fruits That Boost G.I. Tag 

By Nikita Toppo

A geographical indicator (GI) is a label that is applied to goods with a particular geographic origin or unique characteristics. Here are seven fruits of India that have gained the G.I. tag.

Nagpur Orange

This orange of crop of Nagpur, Maharashtra grows twice annually, and its harvesting starts in December.

Nanjangud Bananas

This rare and expensive banana of Karnataka is famous for its distinct flavour and aroma and is grown in the districts of Mysore and Chamarajanagar.

Surkha Guava

This guava of Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh is known for its sweet and strong flavour along with medicinal qualities.

Vazhakulam Pineapple

Vazhakulam in Kerala has the sweetest pineapples of India, and the fruit is known for its lovely aroma and high vitamin content.

Tezpur Litchi

Litchis from Tezpur, Assam are renowned for their superior quality, delectable flavour and juicy pulp.

Mahabaleshwar Strawberry

Mahabaleshwar strawberries are extremely juicy, pulpy and are distinguishable from other types of strawberries.

Nashik Grapes

Nashik grapes received its Gi tag in 2008 and contribute to around 73% of state production and 82% of export.