| Origin Region |
Vijayapura district, Karnataka, India. |
| GI Tag Status |
Has been accorded a Geographical Indication (GI) tag, recognizing its unique quality linked to its region of origin. |
| Distinctive Features |
Known for its superior quality, zesty aroma, high juice yield, and balanced acidity. The rind is notably thin. |
| Cultivation |
It thrives in the semi-arid climate and black cotton soils of northern Karnataka, where traditional farming practices are used. |
| Uses |
Valued in both culinary applications (for its flavor in beverages, pickles, etc.) and in traditional medicine and cultural practices. |
| Export Status |
Indi Lime, often marketed as "Swadeshi Indi Lime," is a focus of India's agricultural export promotion. It has been successfully exported to markets like the UAE and the United Kingdom, often alongside the GI-tagged Puliyankudi Lime from Tamil Nadu. |