Gadchiroli district in Maharashtra is set to seek a Geographical Indication (GI) tag for its unique Collector Mango grown in Sironcha. The Collector Mango, known for its distinct taste and aroma, is a popular variety among mango enthusiasts. The move to obtain a GI tag for the mango aims to protect its authenticity and prevent any misuse of the name. The tag will also help in promoting the mango in domestic and international markets, boosting its economic value. The Collector Mango is grown in the Sironcha region of Gadchiroli, known for its fertile soil and favorable climate conditions for mango cultivation. The GI tag will highlight the specific geographical region that contributes to the unique characteristics of the mango. This initiative is part of the government’s efforts to promote and preserve traditional products with unique qualities. With the GI tag, the Collector Mango from Sironcha is expected to gain more recognition and demand among consumers. The application process for obtaining the GI tag is underway, and stakeholders are hopeful that it will be successful. Stay tuned for more updates on this development in the agriculture sector of Maharashtra.