Devgad Hapus Mango – No fake alphonso anymore! Ha Hapus Mango in the Market with UID Code
The mango season came and some special mango runs like Alphanso began to appear in the market. When it comes to Alfonso, Alfonso from Da to Maharashtra is known worldwide. Alphanso also got the GI tag. At the same time, the market has over 80 percent of mango runs in the market, which is, in such a situation, the Doga H Taluk Common Producer Cooperative Society Limited has approved the implementation of the tampering-proof seal (TP seal) system for Dauy Hapus mango.
So that the customer gets real mango only
On behalf of the committee, the action was taken to protect the authenticity of the Hapus mango runs. The Registered Own of the Alfonso Ji Tag. The purpose of this initiative is to constantly eliminate the sale of fake mangoes coming into the market as Devga Hapus. Also, users can only get the original GI certified mangoes from Doubt H H Hops to Doubt Ha Hapus.
More than 80 percent fake hopus
According to Omkar Sapre, a board member of the DEAG H H Taluk Common Producer Cooperative Society Limited, Devga Alfonso has made a name for himself for more than a century. Also, for its unique scent and taste, you have achieved premium mango status in the market. According to Sapre, 80 percent of mangoes today are sold as a HAPS, which is actually the actual dude. Therefore, the Geographical Indication Act of the Geographical Indication Act, 1999, had to take this action using the Common Producer Cooperative Society Limited, the Geographical Index Alfonso GI’s Registrated Own, in 1999.
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The Society has partnership with the Mumbai -based company Sun Solutions, which specializes in a patented UID technology to start a tough ID system. The TP Seal, which is similar to the number of Society’s trees, has issued their production capacity to every GI-registrated farmer on the UID on Daoga On. Farmers are expected to apply this UID on every mango sent to the market.
How does UID code work
In each sticker is divided into an unusual alphanumeric code into two parts, one above the sticker and the other under the sticker. The user can confirm the authenticity of your mango by sending a picture of the sticker through the messaging app. The system reads stickers and asks the user to write the second part of the number on the back. Removing the sticker automatically divides into two parts.
If the entire code is matched to the TP Seal UID, then the user gets an automated reaction. This includes information such as the name of the farmer or seller, the original village and the GI registration number. Sapre hopes that verification will increase consumer confidence and will also be safe for the internationally popular Devga Alphonso mango.
