Alcoholic beverages. 9 GI products, 5 states.
Covers regional drinks such as Goa's feni, Nashik valley wine and traditional rice beers of the North East. Buyers must import through licensed exporters from the named region and meet alcohol licensing, labelling and excise rules in their market.
Named shortlist from USD 390
- 9
- registered GI products
- 5
- states and UTs
- Assam
- leads with 4
- Fewer
- More GI products
What a GI tag means for you.
A Geographical Indication is a registered name, protected in India under the Geographical Indications of Goods Act, 1999, that ties a product to the place and method that made it famous.
- The name is protected: only registered producers and authorised users from the named region may use it.
- Ask for the authorised-user certificate, or a letter from the registered proprietor, before you place an order.
- GI protects the name and origin, not your design. Custom colours, sizes and packaging are usually welcome.
- Many GI crafts are made by artisan groups and cooperatives, so plan for smaller batches and allow time for hand work.
9 products, by state.
Registered GI names in this category. Products registered for more than one state appear under each. Pending applications are counted per state across all categories.
Assam4
- Bodo Jou Gishi
- Bodo Jou Gwran
- Bodo Maibra Jou Bidwi
- Judima
1 more GI application pending in Assam (all categories)
Arunachal Pradesh2
- Arunachal Pradesh Adi Apong
- Arunachal Pradesh Marua Apo (Marua Millet Beverage)
Goa1
- Feni
Meghalaya1
- Meghalaya Chubitchi
Source: Geographical Indications Registry, Government of India. Categories grouped by SourceSquid for buyers.
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anirudh@sourcesquid.coHow many alcoholic beverages products hold a GI tag in India?
9 registered Geographical Indications fall in this category, from 5 states and union territories. The full list is on this page, grouped by state.
Which state has the most alcoholic beverages GI products?
Assam has the most, with 4, followed by Arunachal Pradesh (2) and Goa (1).
Can I import GI-tagged products from India for my own brand?
Yes. You buy from registered producers or authorised users in the named region and can sell the goods under your own brand. The GI name itself belongs to the region, so use it only for genuine goods from those producers and ask for proof of authorisation with each order.
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