Gadchiroli district in Maharashtra is set to seek a Geographical Indication (GI) tag for its unique Collector Mango grown in Sironcha. The initiative aims to protect the identity and promote the marketability of this special variety of mango. The Collector Mango is known for its distinct taste, aroma, and texture, making it a favorite among mango lovers. By obtaining a GI tag, the mango will be recognized for its geographical origin and unique characteristics, boosting its demand in domestic and international markets. This move is expected to benefit local farmers and boost the economy of the region. The application process for the GI tag is underway, and once obtained, it will provide legal protection to ensure that only mangoes grown in the specific region can be sold under the Collector Mango name. The GI tag will also help in preventing the sale of counterfeit products under the same name. The Collector Mango’s journey towards obtaining a GI tag highlights the significance of preserving traditional agricultural practices and recognizing the cultural heritage associated with specific regions in India. Stay tuned for more updates on this development.