Status of GI tag in India

GI tag - A GI tag is a sign used on products that have a specific geographical origin and possess qualities or a reputation that are due to that origin.

Ownership - Any trader's body, association, or organization can apply for a GI tag.

Major Categories - The products in the GI registry fall under five major categories.

Agriculture
Food Stuff
Handicrafts
Manufactured
Natural

Highest - Handicrafts dominate the list, with over half the GI tags being given to products crafted by skilled artisans.

Categories (Highest to Lowest)	No. of Products
Handicrafts	285
Agriculture	196
Foodstuff	38
Manufactured	15
Natural	2

States (Highest to Lowest)	Number of GI Tags
Tamil Nadu	61
Uttar Pradesh	56
Karnataka	48
Kerala	39
Maharashtra	35

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