India, the “Spice Bowl of the World”, is about to host the eighth Session of the Codex Committee on Spices and Culinary Herbs (CCSCH8) from 13 to 17 October 2025 at Resort Vivanta, Guwahati. Organized by the Spices Board, Ministry of Commerce and Trade, Authorities of India, this international assembly reaffirms India’s management in setting worldwide requirements for spices and culinary herbs.
Shri Lakshman Prasad Acharya, Hon’ble Governor of Assam, will inaugurate the CCSCH 8 on thirteenth October 2025. The session will convey collectively worldwide delegates, policymakers, scientists, and commerce consultants from Codex member nations to deliberate on international requirements that guarantee the security, high quality, and truthful commerce of spices and herbs. Round 140 delegates from 38 nations are anticipated to attend the session.
Internet hosting CCSCH8 in Guwahati highlights India’s dedication to strengthening Codex initiatives and selling spice range from the North-eastern area—residence to distinctive indigenous varieties. Assam, identified for its breathtaking landscapes, world-renowned tea gardens, and wealthy cultural heritage, offers a becoming backdrop for this international gathering.
Because the host, India continues to play a pivotal function in creating Codex requirements for spices and culinary herbs, guaranteeing shopper safety and facilitating truthful worldwide commerce.
