Gadchiroli, a district in Maharashtra, is set to seek a Geographical Indication (GI) tag for its unique collector mango grown in Sironcha. This move aims to protect the authenticity and uniqueness of the mango variety, which is renowned for its exceptional taste and quality. The collector mango from Sironcha has garnered attention for its distinct flavor and aroma, making it a sought-after fruit among mango enthusiasts. By obtaining a GI tag, the mango variety will receive legal protection, preventing unauthorized production and ensuring that only mangoes grown in the specific region can be marketed under the collector mango name. This initiative is expected to boost the local economy by promoting the cultivation and sale of Sironcha’s collector mangoes. The process of obtaining a GI tag involves showcasing the mango’s unique characteristics and its association with the geographical region of Sironcha. Once granted, the GI tag will add value to the collector mango, enhancing its marketability and setting it apart from other mango varieties. The move to seek a GI tag for the collector mango underscores the district’s commitment to preserving its agricultural heritage and promoting its specialty produce on a national and global scale.