Origin: Sourced exclusively from Madagascar and Indonesia, known for the best quality beans. Quality Certifications: Comes with clean label certifications, ensuring a natural and pure product without additives. Applications: Ideal for use in baking, beverages, confections, and premium food products. Packaging Options: Available in bulk by the gallon or tailored for private label retail. Supply Capability: Capable of meeting large-scale demand with consistent quality and supply. [Pure vanilla extract, Madagascar vanilla, Indonesian vanilla, Wholesale vanilla extract, Bulk vanilla for baking, Organic vanilla extract, Premium vanilla flavoring, Natural vanilla for confectionery, Clean label vanilla, Vanilla extract supplier]
Hive on I-5 is a trusted supplier of wholesale bulk vanilla beans (Planifolia) from Uganda. Our company is US-based, but we supply directly from Uganda. Our established relationship with Uganda's key government branches means we can quickly and easily provide all necessary documentation needed for export, including Phytosanitary certificates, Certificates of Origins, and weight and quality certificates. We have low MOQ and fast turnaround times for orders. We offer gourmet Grade A and Grade B vanilla beans that are fair trade, vegan and gluten-free, responsibly grown free of pesticides and herbicides. They come from the same orchid Vanilla Planifolia grown in Madagascar, but have a creamier, bolder and earthier flavor profile reminiscent of figs, milk chocolate, and raisins. We can provide access to independent testing of the beans vanilin and moisture content, and any other quality assurance measures to ensure a superior product.
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