In a significant achievement, Andhra Pradesh’s Girijan Cooperative Corporation Ltd (GCC) has secured organic certification for Araku coffee, paving the way for entry into European markets and marking a robust partnership with Tata Consumer Products. This milestone is crucial not only for the GCC but also for the tribal farmers in the region.
Araku Coffee’s Organic Certification: A New Dawn for Andhra Pradesh’s Tribal Farmers
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