In the third quarter of 2025, Bali’s vanilla exports surged to approximately IDR 56.5 billion, reflecting a notable increase driven by stronger global demand. According to the Bali Quarantine Agency, export value more than doubled compared to earlier quarters — Q3 alone contributed around IDR 28.7 billion, versus about IDR 14 billion in the first quarter. The certified exports amounted to 126 tons of premium vanilla, destined for markets including the United States, Australia, Germany, and Japan. Bali’s vanilla is valued for its high vanillin content and strong aroma, bolstering Indonesia’s status as the world’s second-largest vanilla producer after Madagascar.
The Bali quarantine authority emphasized ongoing efforts to support sustainable export growth by ensuring compliance with strict sanitary and phytosanitary regulations in destination countries. To achieve this, they are enhancing their services through digitalization, strengthening laboratory capacities, improving human resources, and fostering institutional coordination and guidance for producers. These measures aim to prevent export rejections and maintain Indonesia’s competitiveness in the premium spice trade.
