Tuesday, August 25, 2026
  • About us
  • Contact
  • Our Team
  • Advertise
  • Careers
  • Privacy Policy
Gadyal Kashmir
  • Home
  • Kashmir
  • Jammu
  • World
  • National
  • Sports
  • Article
  • ePaper
No Result
View All Result
Gadyal Kashmir
Home Latest News

J&K to push for GI tagging of Apple, Harissa, Gustabha, Khanyaari Haakh

Committees’ set-up for undertaking tagging of 24 products

Gadyal Desk by Gadyal Desk
24/12/2022
A A
J&K to push for GI tagging of Apple, Harissa, Gustabha, Khanyaari Haakh
FacebookTwitterWhatsappTelegram

 

Srinagar, Dec 24 : The Jammu & Kashmir Government has decided to push for Geographical Indication (GI) tagging of 24 different crops and products including Apple (Ambri and Maharaji), Harissa, Gustabha and Khanyaari Haakh.

Related posts

Former Cooperative MD Convicted for Forging Date of Birth to Extend Service Tenure: EOW Kashmir

EOW Kashmir Chargesheets Man for Allegedly Cheating Cancer Patient’s Family

25/08/2026
Monsoon Masters Jammu – JKSPR 500 Concludes Successfully

Monsoon Masters Jammu – JKSPR 500 Concludes Successfully

24/08/2026

The Union Territory’s Agriculture Production Department has set-up different committees for undertaking GI tagging of 24 crops and products of Jammu & Kashmir.  The products for which J&K would push for GI tagging includes Apple (Ambri), Apple (Maharaji), Pear (Naak-Tang), Grapes (Repora), Walnut, Kala Zeera, Red Rice, Shallots (Pran), Kashmiri long chilli, Nadru water chestnut, apricot, Haanz Haakh, Khanyari Haakh, Kuth, Goazaban, Pumbe Challan, Kod, Meat products like Harissa, Gustabha, Tabakhmaaz, Dried Fish (Hogaad), Smoked Fish (Phar), Mountain Garlic, Pine Nuts (Chilgoza), Red Rice, Milk Cake (Abdullian, RS Pura), Gatia Thom (Hill Garlic), Moth (Poonchi), Chandak Basmati (Poonch) and olive.

According to an order issued by the Department, These committees shall collect all the relevant information pertaining to the crops and products in terms of their specialty, yield, process etc. to make it eligible for G.I.

The committee shall also provide specific characteristics and origin of the crop to be GI tagged and any other specific characteristics which will qualify it for tagging.  According to the order, the committees shall complete the process within a period of six months and submit the report to the concerned Authorities for further necessary action.

The GI tagging is registered under the Geographic Indication and Protection Act 1999 by the Department of Industry Promotion and International Trade, Ministry of Commerce and Industry.  The government has also set-up an apex level committee headed by Financial Commissioner, Agriculture Production Department, Atal Duloo for G.I. registration of these crops and products.

The panel also comprises Padma awardee Dr. Rajnikant (GI tagging expert), Dr. J.P. Sharma (VC SKUAST Jammu), Dr Nazir Ahmad Ganai (VC SKUAST Kashmir) and Sachin Dhaniya, Deputy Secretary, Department of Industry and Internal Trade, Ministry of Industry and Commerce—(Agencies)

Previous Post

Northern Army commander visits NCC camp in Jammu, lauds cadets for fitness

Next Post

Renovation of Sindh Extension canal: Water supply to remain affected in Sgr areas for 2 days from Dec 27

Gadyal Desk

Gadyal Desk

Related Posts

Former Cooperative MD Convicted for Forging Date of Birth to Extend Service Tenure: EOW Kashmir
Latest News

EOW Kashmir Chargesheets Man for Allegedly Cheating Cancer Patient’s Family

by Gadyal Desk
25/08/2026
0

Srinagar, Aug 25 (JKNS): The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) Kashmir of Crime Branch J&K has filed a chargesheet against a...

Read more
Monsoon Masters Jammu – JKSPR 500 Concludes Successfully

Monsoon Masters Jammu – JKSPR 500 Concludes Successfully

24/08/2026
Body of 12-year-old Boy Retrieved from Nallah Sindhin Ganderbal

Body of 12-year-old Boy Retrieved from Nallah Sindhin Ganderbal

24/08/2026
Batmaloo Police Direct Schools, Madrasas to Ensure Safe Handover of Children

Batmaloo Police Direct Schools, Madrasas to Ensure Safe Handover of Children

24/08/2026
No New H1N1 Strain Detected, ICMR Says; Urges Public Not to Panic

No New H1N1 Strain Detected, ICMR Says; Urges Public Not to Panic

23/08/2026
Next Post
Renovation of Sindh Extension canal: Water supply to remain affected in Sgr areas for 2 days from Dec 27

Renovation of Sindh Extension canal: Water supply to remain affected in Sgr areas for 2 days from Dec 27

  • About us
  • Contact
  • Our Team
  • Advertise
  • Careers
  • Privacy Policy
e-mail: [email protected]

© 2022 Gadyal - Designed and Developed by GITS.

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Kashmir
  • Jammu
  • World
  • National
  • Sports
  • Article
  • ePaper

© 2022 Gadyal - Designed and Developed by GITS.