Premium Indonesian vanilla beans — organically cultivated, traditionally cured, meticulously graded. From volcanic soils to the world's finest facilities.
Our Grades
Each bean is hand-selected and classified by length, moisture content, vanillin concentration, and visual appearance. Three grades, one uncompromising standard.
Grade A
$150–280 / kg FOB
Grade B
$100–200 / kg FOB
Grade C
$60–150 / kg FOB
The Curing Process
A centuries-old technique refined through generations. Each stage develops the complex flavor compounds that define premium vanilla.
01
Hot water scalding at 63–65°C halts the vegetative growth and initiates enzymatic reactions that develop vanillin precursors.
Day 1
02
Beans are wrapped in wool blankets and exposed to morning sun, creating the humid conditions necessary for enzymatic browning.
7–10 Days
03
Slow shade drying reduces moisture content while preserving volatile aromatic compounds and preventing mold formation.
2–4 Weeks
04
Sealed in airtight containers, the beans undergo final flavor maturation as remaining enzymes complete the transformation.
3–9 Months
Indonesian Terroir
Our vanilla is cultivated in the highlands of East Java, where volcanic andosol soils provide exceptional mineral density. The equatorial climate — consistent humidity, filtered sunlight through agroforestry canopy, and elevation between 600–1,200 meters — creates conditions that no greenhouse can replicate. Each vine is hand-pollinated during a four-hour morning window, yielding pods of extraordinary concentration.
Zero Chemical Inputs
Organic cultivation practices
6–9 Months Curing
Traditional processing time
15 Pods per Cluster
Average yield per vine
3-Stage Sortation
Quality control grading
East Java highlands — volcanic andosol soils at 600–1,200m elevation, where MANOVA vanilla is cultivated under traditional agroforestry canopy.
Species
Vanilla planifolia
The industry standard for extract and gourmet applications. Rich, creamy, and deeply complex with notes of caramel, dried fruit, and tobacco. High vanillin content makes it ideal for baking, confectionery, and premium extract production.
Vanilla tahitensis
Prized by perfumers and pastry chefs for its floral, anisic character. Lower vanillin but higher concentrations of heliotropin and anisyl compounds create a uniquely aromatic profile suited to cold applications and fragrance.
Logistics
Vacuum-sealed inner pouches, food-grade cartons, and reinforced master boxes designed to preserve moisture content and aroma integrity through international transit.
Master Box — 5kg / 10kg net weight, corrugated carton with vacuum liner
Retail Packaging — Custom branded tubes and pouches for resale partners
Compliance
Government-issued plant health certificate confirming pest-free status for international agricultural trade.
SKA Form D for ASEAN trade or Form A for GSP-eligible destinations. Verified by Indonesian Chamber of Commerce.
Third-party laboratory reports for moisture content, vanillin percentage, microbial counts, and heavy metal screening.
Cultivation follows organic protocols. USDA NOP or EU Organic certification available upon buyer request with lead time.
Get in Touch
PT. Madani Internusa Utama
Malang, East Java, Indonesia