In focus: Why your dessert may cost more

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Fresh vanilla pods are seen at a plantation in Ambavala, near Andapa, Sava region, Madagascar.

Fresh vanilla pods are seen at a plantation in Ambavala, Madagascar.

Vanilla is a popular flavoring in many foods — especially desserts. But recent supply chain problems have been anything but sweet for the people working to get the beans from their temperamental plants into your confectionary treats half a world away. Take a look at these Reuters graphics to understand why, then follow up with FM magazine stories on how to improve your own supply chains.

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