The rest is located on large farms across the equatorial belt, where the vanilla vine grows on trees or other supports. It's ...

Farmers who once saw vanilla as their gateway to prosperity now find themselves trapped in a relentless cycle of uncertainty.

When Bellier-Beaumont was walking through his gardens one day in 1841, he noticed something surprising - a pair of fruits on a vanilla vine. The plant was the only surviving vine of a number of ...