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Ladakh Seabuckthorn Gets GI Tag, Boosts Superfood Appeal
India’s Ladakh seabuckthorn, a high‑altitude berry from the Nubra Valley, has been awarded a Geographical Indication (GI) tag, confirming its unique origin and qualities. The fruit, found at 12,000 feet, contains ten times more vitamin C than lemons, positioning it as a lucrative super‑food for both domestic and export markets.
Ladakh seabuckthorn has officially received a Geographical Indication (GI) tag, recognizing its distinct origin in the Nubra Valley at 12,000 feet.
- Contains about 10× more vitamin C than lemons
- Seen as a high‑value super‑food for health‑conscious consumers
- Expected to boost domestic sales and export opportunities
The designation highlights the berry’s unique growing conditions and supports local farmers. For full details, see the Economic Times article.
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