Gujarat’s Unjha Cumin and Fennel Receive GI Tag: Check Complete List of 31 GI Tags of Gujarat

Unjha Cumin and Unjha Fennel are two significant agricultural products of Gujarat, and both have been granted the Geographical Indication (GI) Tag by the Geographical Indication Registry.

In 2026, including Gujarat’s Unjha cumin and fennel, there are a total of 31 GI tags of Gujarat. Explore the complete list of GI tags of Gujarat.

Which two products received GI tags in Gujarat in 2026?

Unjha Cumin and Unjha Fennel are the two products that received GI tags in Gujarat in 2026, which marks a significant milestone for India’s agricultural sector.

Advancing the Narendra Modi vision of ‘Vocal for Local’ and ‘Local to Global,’ Gujarat continues to secure global recognition under the leadership of the Chief Minister of Gujarat, Bhupendra Patel.

He stated on X by saying, “Delighted that Unjha Jeera and Unjha Fennel have been granted the Geographical Indication (GI) tag by the Government of India.

Known across the world as a major hub of India's spice trade, Unjha has earned a distinguished reputation for the exceptional quality of its cumin and fennel. The GI tag recognizes this rich legacy and authenticity, while strengthening their global identity, enhancing export opportunities, adding value to our agricultural produce, and contributing to the prosperity of our farmers.

Heartiest congratulations to everyone associated with this proud achievement.”

Delighted that Unjha Jeera and Unjha Fennel have been granted the Geographical Indication (GI) tag by the Government of India.

Known across the world as a major hub of India's spice trade, Unjha has earned a distinguished reputation for the exceptional quality of its cumin and… pic.twitter.com/djFwalUhE0

— Bhupendra Patel (@Bhupendrapbjp) July 13, 2026

Complete List of 31 GI Tags of Gujarat 

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Apart from the GI tags of Gujarat, it has the longest coastline in India, covering about 2,340.62 km, and Gujarat is the only home to Asiatic lions.

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