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		<title>A shipping container of vanilla</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Juan J. San Mames at Vanilla, Saffron Imports took some pictures while unloading a shipping container of Papua New Guinea grown vanilla at their warehouse. It&#8217;s cool to see how the vanilla is shipped, these are the first &#8216;vendor warehouse&#8217; pictures we&#8217;ve had &#8212; thanks Juan!]]></description>
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<p>Juan J. San Mames at <a href="http://www.saffron.com/">Vanilla, Saffron Imports</a> took some pictures while unloading a shipping container of <a href="http://www.vanillareview.com/tag/papua-new-guinea">Papua New Guinea</a> grown vanilla at their warehouse. It&#8217;s cool to see how the vanilla is shipped, these are the first &#8216;vendor warehouse&#8217; pictures we&#8217;ve had &#8212; thanks Juan!</p>
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