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Nilgiri Marten Spices Guntur Sannam S4 Dry Red Chilli - GI Tagged

Nilgiri Marten Spices Guntur Sannam S4 Dry Red Chilli - GI Tagged

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  • Envision a chilli so special that it's not just a spice, but a national icon have a sneak peek in to the world of GI - Tagged Guntur Sannam Chilli, the crown jewel of Indian chilli production that's been spicing up kitchens and industries alike and acting like a balancing agent for millions of consumers worldwide.
  • Nestled in the heart of Andhra Pradesh, the Guntur district isn't just a place on the map—it's the chilli capital of India. Picture this: 18,400 hectares of vibrant chilli fields, painting the landscape in shades of fiery red and promising heat. This isn't just farming; it's an art form that accounts for a whopping 75% of the district's horticultural landscape.
  • The Guntur Market Yard isn't your average marketplace. It's the beating heart of the global chilli trade, a powerhouse that sets prices from Mumbai to Melbourne. When Guntur speaks, the chilli world listens. The district alone contributes 15% of India's chilli production, with Andhra Pradesh commanding an impressive 40% of the country's total output.
  • Let's talk about the star of the show: the Guntur Sannam S4. This isn't just any chilli—it's a carefully crafted marvel of nature and agricultural expertise. Scientifically known as Capsicum annuum var. longum, it's a beauty that combines form and function in every single pod.
  • The name "Sannam" isn't just a label—it's a story. In Telugu, it means "thin" or "long," a poetic nod to its elegant shape and deep-rooted cultural significance. Farmers in Guntur, Prakasam, Warangal, and Khammam have been nurturing this variety for generations, each pod carrying the legacy of their expertise.
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