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The Union Government launched the Mission Golden Spice to boost the cultivation and global footprint of high-value spices like Lakadong turmeric

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Why in news

The Union Government launched the Mission Golden Spice to boost the cultivation and global footprint of high-value spices like Lakadong turmeric.

Background

Mission Golden Spice is a ₹175.45-crore initiative spanning 2025–2030. It specifically targets the expansion of spice cultivation and global market presence, featuring Lakadong turmeric from Meghalaya.

Facts for Prelims

  • SchemeMission Golden Spice: A central initiative launched to promote spice cultivation and global exports.
  • FactMission Golden Spice budget: ₹175.45 crore for the period 2025–2030.
  • PlaceLakadong turmeric: A high-value spice variety primarily grown in Meghalaya.

For Mains

Q. Discuss how initiatives like Mission Golden Spice can enhance India's position in the global spice trade while promoting regional agricultural development.

Dimensions to cover in your answer

  • Value addition and processing
  • Global market competitiveness
  • Livelihood improvement for farmers

Keywords: Value chain · Export promotion · Agricultural diversification · Regional development

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