BestsellerMadagascar Grade A Gourmet Vanilla Beans
16–18 cm · vanillin 1.6–2.4% · moisture 30–35%
Origin: Sava Region, Madagascar
View details — Madagascar Grade A Gourmet Vanilla BeansGrade A gourmet & Grade B extraction beans
Single-origin Bourbon vanilla from Madagascar & Uganda
Vanilla bean exporter shipping to importers worldwide

Grade A gourmet and Grade B extraction beans sourced at origin in Madagascar's Sava region and Uganda — lab-tested for vanillin and moisture, vacuum-packed and shipped FOB to wholesale buyers worldwide.
Three product lines covering every vanilla application — each lot lab-tested and packed to your specification.


Since 2010 we have worked as a wholesale exporter of African-origin produce. Our vanilla programme buys direct from grower groups in Madagascar's Sava region and Uganda — supervising the cure, running independent lab tests and consolidating at origin, so importers get a known bean at a clear price.
We buy direct from grower groups across Antalaha, Sambava and Vohémar in Madagascar, and Bundibugyo and Mukono in Uganda — every lot traceable to its district.
Curing supervision, vanillin and moisture assays, vacuum packing and export paperwork handled at origin — one accountable partner from vine to destination.
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A selection of our most-requested lines — every product ships with full specifications, a per-lot lab report and pre-shipment samples on request.
Bestseller16–18 cm · vanillin 1.6–2.4% · moisture 30–35%
Origin: Sava Region, Madagascar
View details — Madagascar Grade A Gourmet Vanilla Beans
Premium18–20 cm · vanillin 1.8–2.4% · moisture 30–35%
Origin: Sava Region, Madagascar
View details — Madagascar Grade A Long Bourbon Beans
15–18 cm · vanillin 1.8–2.2% · moisture 30–35%
Origin: Bundibugyo / Mukono, Uganda
View details — Uganda Grade A Gourmet Vanilla Beans
New16–18 cm · vanillin 1.6–2.4% · moisture 30–35%
Origin: Sava Region, Madagascar
View details — Organic Madagascar Grade A Vanilla BeansGreen harvest in the Sava region runs June through September, and the best-calibre gourmet lots are allocated before the cure finishes. Book early to lock in length, vanillin band and origin for the season.






Every bean starts as a flower pollinated by hand on smallholder vines in Madagascar and Uganda, harvested only when the pod has fully matured.
Killing, sweating, slow drying and conditioning are run under supervision at origin — the months-long cure that builds aroma and keeps mould out.

Independent laboratory analysis on every lot — vanillin content and moisture reported per shipment, tied to the lot number.
Beans are vacuum-packed and consolidated at origin — Toamasina for Madagascar, Mombasa routing for Uganda — with full documentation.
Bestseller16–18 cm · vanillin 1.6–2.4% · moisture 30–35%
Origin: Sava Region, Madagascar
View details — Madagascar Grade A Gourmet Vanilla Beans
Premium18–20 cm · vanillin 1.8–2.4% · moisture 30–35%
Origin: Sava Region, Madagascar
View details — Madagascar Grade A Long Bourbon Beans
14–16 cm · vanillin 1.8–2.6% · moisture 20–25%
Origin: Sava Region, Madagascar
View details — Madagascar Grade B Extraction Vanilla Beans
Under 14 cm · vanillin 1.8–2.4% · moisture 20–25%
Origin: Sava Region, Madagascar
View details — Madagascar Short & Cut Vanilla Beans
15–18 cm · vanillin 1.8–2.2% · moisture 30–35%
Origin: Bundibugyo / Mukono, Uganda
View details — Uganda Grade A Gourmet Vanilla Beans
13–16 cm · vanillin 2.0–2.6% · moisture 20–25%
Origin: Bundibugyo / Mukono, Uganda
View details — Uganda Grade B Extraction Vanilla Beans
100% ground beans · vanillin 1.5–2.2% · moisture ≤6%
Origin: Madagascar / Uganda blend
View details — Ground Vanilla Bean Powder
New16–18 cm · vanillin 1.6–2.4% · moisture 30–35%
Origin: Sava Region, Madagascar
View details — Organic Madagascar Grade A Vanilla Beans“We build our vanilla base around their Madagascar Grade A, and the vanillin numbers on the lab sheet actually match what we taste in the churn. Two years in, we have never had a batch drift on us.”
“The beans arrive supple, oily and exactly in the moisture band promised — you can roll them around your finger. For a pastry house, that consistency of cure is worth more than any discount.”
“Sampling is honest — the kilo we approve is the pallet we receive. Documentation lands before the shipment does, and our clearance through Jebel Ali has never lost a day on their paperwork.”
“We price extraction beans on vanillin yield, and their per-lot assays hold up against our own HPLC every time. The Uganda Grade B line has become our benchmark for cost per kilo of vanillin.”
Notes from the vines, the curing houses and the wider vanilla trade.
MarketThe $600-a-kilo years are history and the post-boom slide has found its floor. What is driving vanilla pricing in 2026 — cyclone risk, curing quality, and the shift to vanillin-yield buying.
Read more — Vanilla Price Trends in 2026: After the Boom, a Market That Prices on Substance
SourcingBoth origins grow Vanilla planifolia and cure it Bourbon-style — but they differ in scale, calendar, flavour lean and price. How buyers should think about choosing, or combining, the two.
Read more — Madagascar vs Uganda Vanilla: Two Bourbon Origins Compared
SourcingA seven-step procurement workflow for first-time and experienced vanilla importers — from defining the grade and origin to verifying the delivered lot against its lab report.
Read more — How to Import Vanilla Beans from Madagascar & Uganda: A Buyer's Guide




