The Matti banana native to Kanniyakumari district was granted the Geographical Indication (GI) tag.
While the GI tag is rooted in geography, the chemical and biological factors also play a role, contributing to the Matti’s distinctiveness.
The unique climate and soil of Kanniyakumari district provides an ideal ground for the Matti banana to flourish in the district.
Even if it takes root and yields in other areas, the fruit is without the sweet fragrance and honey-like taste unique to the Matti bananas grown in Kanniyakumari.
Commonly known as ‘Baby Banana’ due to its nipple-like appearance, it flourishes mainly in Kalkulam and Vilavancode taluks.
Unlike typical banana bunches that grow straight, the Matti’s fingers have a distinct wind-blown appearance. Due to its low total soluble solids content (TSSC) it is recommended as a baby food.
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