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GI tag directory
Farm produce whose name is protected because of where it grows. Find it on the map, then learn how to use the tag.
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The register held 822 entries on 2 May 2026, of which roughly 229 are food and agriculture. This page lists 58 of them.
- Ajara Ghansal RiceCereals2016
- Allahabad Surkha GuavaFruits2016
- Alleppey Green CardamomSpices2008
- Alphonso Mango
Covers Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg, Raigad, Thane and Palghar.
Fruits2018 - Araku Valley Arabica Coffee
Grown by tribal farmers in the Eastern Ghats.
Tea and coffee2019 - Assam Orthodox TeaTea and coffee2007
- Attappady Thuvara
Red gram grown by tribal farmers in the Attappady hills.
Pulses2022 - Banaganapalle MangoFruits2017
- Basmati Rice
Registered across 7 states in the Indo-Gangetic plain.
Cereals2016 - Bhagalpuri Zardalu MangoFruits2018
- Bhalia Wheat
Grown on residual moisture with no irrigation at all.
Cereals2011 - Bikaneri BhujiaProcessed2010
- Byadgi Chilli
Prized for deep colour rather than heat. Widely used for oleoresin.
Spices2011 - Coorg Arabica CoffeeTea and coffee2019
- Coorg Green Cardamom
Grown in the Kodagu hills.
Spices2006 - Coorg OrangeFruits2006
- Darjeeling Tea
India's first registered GI, and still the best known abroad.
Tea and coffee2004 - Dindigul Lock
Not a farm product, included because it is often confused with the agricultural list.
Processed2019 - Erode Manjal
Turmeric from the Erode belt, India's largest turmeric market.
Spices2019 - Gobindobhog RiceCereals2017
- Guntur Sannam Chilli
Feeds India's largest chilli market at Guntur.
Spices2019 - Jalgaon BananaFruits2016
- Jeeraphool RiceCereals2019
- Kachai LemonFruits2015
- Kaipad Rice
Organic by necessity, grown in tidal saline fields.
Cereals2013 - Kalanamak Rice
Black husked aromatic rice from the Terai.
Cereals2013 - Kangra TeaTea and coffee2005
- Kashmir Saffron
Grown on the Pampore karewas. Among the costliest spices in the world.
Spices2020 - Khasi MandarinFruits2015
- Lakadong Turmeric
Unusually high curcumin, which is why it fetches a premium.
Spices2024 - Madurai Malli
Jasmine with a scent tied to Madurai's soil and climate.
Flowers2013 - Mahabaleshwar StrawberryFruits2010
- Malabar Pepper
The pepper that shaped the spice trade.
Spices2008 - Malihabadi Dussehri MangoFruits2009
- Manipur Black Rice
Chak-hao, valued for its anthocyanin content.
Cereals2020 - Marathwada Kesar MangoFruits2016
- Mizo ChilliSpices2016
- Monsooned Malabar Arabica Coffee
Beans exposed to monsoon winds, which changes the cup entirely.
Tea and coffee2008 - Mysore Betel LeafVegetables2005
- Naga Mircha
Among the hottest chillies in the world.
Spices2008 - Nagpur Orange
Vidarbha's mandarin.
Fruits2014 - Nagri Dubraj RiceCereals2024
- Nanjanagud BananaFruits2005
- Nashik Grapes
India's main table and wine grape belt.
Fruits2010 - Navara Rice
A medicinal rice used in Ayurveda.
Cereals2007 - Nilgiri Orthodox TeaTea and coffee2008
- Palani PanchamirthamProcessed2019
- Pokkali Rice
Grown in saline coastal fields, rotated with prawn farming.
Cereals2007 - Sangli TurmericSpices2024
- Shahi LitchiFruits2018
- Sikkim Large CardamomSpices2015
- Tezpur LitchiFruits2015
- Tirupati Laddu
One of the few prepared foods with a GI.
Processed2009 - Tulaipanji RiceCereals2017
- Vazhakulam PineappleFruits2009
- Virupakshi Hill Banana
Grown on the Palani hills.
Fruits2009 - Wayanad Jeerakasala RiceCereals2010
- Wayanad Robusta CoffeeTea and coffee2019
Showing 58 of 58 listed here.
What a GI actually gets you
Before you market your crop with a tag.
- A GI protects the name, not the farmer automatically. To use it you must register as an authorised user with the GI Registry, which is a separate and inexpensive step.
- You must farm inside the registered geographical area to qualify. The registration document defines exactly which districts or blocks count.
- The premium usually flows through a producer society, an FPO or an exporter. A single farmer holding the right to use a label still needs a buyer who pays for it.
- This list is a selection of agricultural entries, not the whole register. Check the official GI Registry list for the current position.
How to register: GI registration guide · What the tag earns: GI premium rates