

Our Approach
We are dedicated to collaborating with our grower community, which shares our vision of sustainable and fair-trade practices. We believe in fostering long-term partnerships with our 1,600 vanilla farmers, ensuring they receive fair compensation for their hard work and commitment.
Sustainability Practices

The human element at the core of our entrepreneurial journey
Every stage of our process is meticulously crafted to ensure that women and men can earn a sustainable living from their work and significantly enhance their living conditions.

Our Initiatives to Achieve These Goals
- Support for production:
Improve productivity through simple and effective methods such as pruning, mulching, and crop association. - Structuring producers:
Organizing producers at Fokontany, communes, and district level. - Education and awareness:
Informing and educating producers about the demands of international markets, promoting technical and methodological transfer.
Social Impact in Collaboration with FMMD
- Health initiative:
Establishment of an essential health center in the rural commune of Ambodimanga. - Infrastructure development:
Improving accessibility through the construction of bridges. - Environmental efforts:
Active participation in conserving and renewing forest resources (5,300 trees planted). - Hygiene and human support:
Support setting up infrastructure dedicated to hygiene and human health, particularly food hygiene.

Three pillars, one commitment
Economic
- Structuring producers
- Fighting poverty
- Local economic development
- 1,600 partner vanilla farmers
Social
- Health initiative
- Infrastructure development
- Hygiene and human support
- Education and awareness
Environmental
- Support for production
- A responsible approach
- 5,300 trees planted
With the FMMD associationSignatory of the UN Global CompactAligned with 5 of the 17 SDGsEcoVadis Platinum medal

Policies to download
Download Vanilla Fair’s Sustainability Policy
Download Vanilla Fair’s Code of conduct
Sustainable Development Goals
We are a signatory of the United Nations Global Compact and align with five of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) outlined in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted by the 193 UN member states in September 2015. This program, focused on people, the planet, prosperity, and peace, comprises 17 interconnected goals.
In Madagascar, where we operate, the challenges of poverty, health, food security, and education are profound. We are committed to making substantial efforts to achieve significant progress in these areas. Sustainable development is possible through close collaboration with local communities and strategic implementation of sustainable development initiatives.
In colour: the goals matching the challenges named above, poverty, food security, health and education.





