Top 10 Vanilla Producing Countries: Indonesia Ranks Second
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Vanilla is renowned as a high-value commodity. One reason for its high price is the difficulty of cultivation and its lengthy production process.
According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Madagascar is the world's largest vanilla producer, with a production of 2,975 tons in 2020.
Indonesia follows in second place, producing 2,306 tons. Several regions in Indonesia are key vanilla production centers, including East Java, Lampung, Central Java, West Java, North Sumatra, East Nusa Tenggara, Yogyakarta, Papua, and several areas on Sulawesi Island.
Mexico ranks third with a production of 589 tons of vanilla. Papua New Guinea and China follow with 495 tons and 433 tons respectively.
Below is a complete list of the top 10 vanilla-producing countries in the world in 2020:
1. Madagascar - 2,975 tons
2. Indonesia - 2,306 tons
3. Mexico - 589 tons
4. Papua New Guinea - 495 tons
5. China - 433 tons
6. Turkey - 360 tons
7. Uganda - 185 tons
8. Tonga - 180 tons
9. French Polynesia - 25 tons
10. Comoros - 21 tons
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