Devgad Alphonso mangoes, renowned for their rich flavor and aromatic sweetness, are facing a new challenge as counterfeiters try to pass off inferior fruits as the genuine article. This 'Annexe Syndrome' is threatening the brand's reputation and the livel
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The 'Annexe Syndrome' refers to the practice of imitating a well-known brand or product to capitalize on its reputation. In the context of Devgad Alphonso mangoes, it involves counterfeiters labeling inferior mangoes as 'Devgad Alphonso' to attract buyers.
Devgad Alphonso mangoes are known for their rich flavor and aromatic sweetness, which are a result of the unique soil and climate conditions in the Devgad region of Maharashtra, India.
The DAMGA is implementing stricter quality control measures and certification processes, including a unique certification mark that can be traced back to the specific farm where the mangoes are grown.
Consumers should look for the official certification mark and ask for documentation that proves the authenticity of the mangoes. Buying from verified sources is also crucial.
Supporting genuine farmers helps protect the integrity of the Devgad Alphonso brand and ensures that traditional and sustainable farming practices are maintained. It also helps sustain the livelihoods of these farmers.
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