Sea Buckthorn & Himalayan Buckwheat
- In October 2025, GST on Sea Buckthorn products was reduced from 12% to 5% to enhance the competitiveness of locally made sea buckthorn products, making them more affordable and market-viable.
- Sea buckthorn is a hardy deciduous shrub native to high-altitude cold deserts of the Himalayan region.
- It is famously known as the "Wonder Berry" for its exceptionally high content of Vitamin C.
- The plant provides significant ecological benefits by fixing atmospheric nitrogen and preventing soil erosion in Ladakh.
- Himalayan Buckwheat is a nutrient-dense, gluten-free pseudo-cereal that supports food security in extreme climatic conditions.
- Geographical Indication tags for these products promote the "Vocal for Local" initiative ....
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