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Erathna Rainforest Vanilla is committed to supporting Sri Lankan vanilla farmers by providing high-quality, naturally grown vanilla products, including whole vanilla beans, pure vanilla paste, and extract. They collaborate with small-scale producers from regions like Erathna, Maliboda, Deraniyagala, Nawalapitiya, and Gampola. The company is part of Sri Lanka’s largest vanilla farmers' association, ensuring that local farmers are supported through education, training, and capacity-building efforts. Erathna Rainforest Vanilla invests 10 percent of its sales in empowering farmers, focusing on sustainable agricultural practices that benefit both the environment and the local economy. In addition to promoting natural vanilla, the company is committed to reducing plastic waste by taking back packaging for recycling. With a strong focus on sustainability, they offer a high-quality, eco-friendly alternative to imported synthetic vanilla flavoring while empowering local communities.
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