Ann Gottlieb
Ann Gottlieb spritzes vanilla-infused fragrances onto the wrists of farmers and their families in Madagascar. It was the first time they had smelled vanilla in a finished product.
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vanilla
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo A bundle of cured vanilla.
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vanilla farmer in Madagascar
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo A vanilla farmer in Madagascar dries his crop on a long table outside of his home.
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Gottlieb cooperative in Madagascar
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Gottlieb peeks out from mounds and mounds of vanilla at the cooperative in Madagascar.
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Uganda Vanilla
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Vanilla growers in Uganda have formed their own village savings and loan.
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Vanilla Madagascar Firmenich
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo A completed well in Madagascar that was built by Firmenich to provide clean water.
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Vanilla Madagascar Firmenich
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo At the cooperative in Madagascar, farmers use chalk to list the size of the crop.
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Vanilla Madagascar Firmenich
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Workers in Madagascar organize and then bundle cured vanilla by grade.
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Vanilla Madagascar Ann Gottlieb
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Ann Gottlieb
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Vanilla Uganda
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo A vanilla plant in Uganda. Vanilla pods are green when harvested.