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Four-Day GI Mahotsav 3.0 Opens at CSIRCFTRI in Mysuru

The showcase connects GI-certified artisans with buyers to boost market access.

Overview

  • The exhibition runs December 5–8 on the CFTRI campus and features about 48 GI products across 54 stalls.
  • MABIF is hosting the MSME initiative in association with CSIRCFTRI, NABARD and TNAU.
  • MABIF and CSIRCFTRI signed an MoU at the inauguration, followed by new product launches and technical sessions.
  • GI-registered artisans, farmer groups and producer organisations are selling crafts, textiles and foods from Karnataka and other States, including Nanjangud banana and Byadagi chilli.
  • Organisers cast the fair as a commercial push for heritage goods, citing export interest and noting India’s 605 GI tags alongside a target of 10,000 registrations by 2030.