Registered GIs count Raised to 341 in India.

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                                                                                                                   Kala zeera Logo source :IPO
                                                             

Two Himachal Pradesh Products among six new Registered GIs in India, as on 07.03.2019 total registered GIs in India are 341.

Following are the New Registered GIs of India :

1. Himachali Kala Zeera - Agricultural Product

2. Himachali Chulli Oil - Manufacturing Goods

3. Sirsi Supari                - Agricultural Product from Karnataka State

4. Chunar Balua Patthar - Natural Goods from the state of U.P

5. Marayoor Jaggery       - Agricultural Product from the State of Kerala

6. Erode Manjal (Erode Turmeric) - Agricultural Product from the state of Tamil Nadu

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