In March 2026, GI-tagged Karbi Anglong Ginger from Assam was exported to London for the first time. What is the size of this trial consignment flagged off by Agriculture Minister Atul Bora?

The correct answer is 1.2 metric tonnes. In News GI-Tagged Karbi Anglong Ginger from Assam Exported to London for the First Time. Key Points GI-tagged Karbi Anglong Ginger from Assam achieved its first export to London, marking a milestone for Northeast agri-products. Agriculture Minister Atul Bora flagged off the 1.2 metric tonnes trial consignment supported by APEDA. The ginger is grown in Singhasan Hills of the Karbi Anglong district, known for its unique aroma and quality. GI tag protects its origin and premium value in international markets. APEDA facilitated certifications, packaging, and logistics for compliant exports. This opens doors for regular shipments, boosting farmer incomes and exports. It promotes Assam's spice sector on global platforms. Additional Information GI Tag (Geographical Indication) certifies products unique to regions. Karbi Anglong Ginger: Granted 2023. Distinct for high oleoresin content. APEDA promotes agri-exports under the Ministry of Commerce. Assam leads the Northeast in ginger production at 50,000+ tonnes annually. Exports target premium markets like the EU for organic spices. Supports 10,000+ farmers in Karbi Anglong.