Summary:

The one-metric-ton shipment, which was shipped on June 7, demonstrates the growing demand for India's GI-certified food around the world. Tezpur Litchi, which comes in types including Bombaya, Bilati, Elaichi, Piyaji, and Sahi, is renowned for its sweetness, red colour, aroma, and superior quality. Its export appeal and identity have been reinforced by the GI tag. Farmers have profited from the program by receiving prices that are almost 10% higher than those in nearby markets. In addition to increasing export prospects for Northeastern agricultural products abroad, APEDA's certification, infrastructure, training, and market linkage initiatives are assisting farmers in becoming integrated into global value chains.

Source: IBEF

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