EXTRACTION GRADE A
Red US Vanilla Beans
Known for their concentrated vanilla aroma and bold flavour profile, our Red US Grade Madagascar Bourbon vanilla beans are an excellent choice for applications where a pronounced vanilla character is desired. Cultivated on our plantations in Madagascar, they are widely used for vanilla extraction, flavour production and industrial food manufacturing.
Ideal for:
Vanilla Extract • Flavour Manufacturing • Food Ingredients • Industrial Processing • Beverages
Specifications
VERTICALLY INTEGRATED
No intermediaries
FULL TRACEABILITY
Every batch documented
WORLDWIDE EXPORT
Reliable global supply
Technical specifications
PRODUCTS
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OUR PROCESS
Quality Assurance Across Every Production Stage
Hand Pollinated
Every Madagascar vanilla flower is pollinated by hand to support healthy pod development and growth.
Carefully Cured
Harvested vanilla beans undergo controlled curing to develop the characteristic aroma and flavour of Madagascar Bourbon vanilla.
Sorted & Graded
Each vanilla batch is carefully sorted and graded according to moisture, appearance and product specifications.
Export Ready
Madagascar vanilla is vacuum-packed and prepared with the required documentation for international wholesale orders and shipment.
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VANILLA FAQ
Questions About Our Vanilla Beans
Find answers about storing and handling Madagascar vanilla beans, shelf life, moisture content and product characteristics.
Keep vanilla beans sealed in their original packaging and store them in a cool, dry and dark place away from direct sunlight, heat and excessive humidity. Avoid refrigeration or freezing, as temperature changes can create condensation and increase the risk of mold.
Vanileco Madagascar vanilla beans have a shelf life of 24 months when stored under the recommended conditions.
No. Vanilla beans should be kept at a stable ambient temperature rather than refrigerated or frozen. Cold storage and subsequent temperature changes can cause condensation, which may affect product quality and increase the risk of mold.
Moisture content influences the texture, flexibility and suitability of vanilla beans for different applications. Higher-moisture beans are typically softer and more supple, while lower-moisture beans are firmer and often preferred for extraction and industrial processing.
Madagascar Bourbon vanilla beans have a moisture content of 30–36%. This higher moisture level contributes to their soft, supple texture and glossy appearance, making them particularly suitable for premium culinary, food manufacturing and presentation-focused applications.
