1. Selling Fairtrade Products in the Office Cafe | Our Well-being Blog | Deloitte Japan

   

   “dei café” on the 16th floor at Deloitte Tohmatsu Group's Nijubashi Office was turned into a fairtrade shop. With the support of a fairtrade organization, Wakachiai Project, 10 different food products and daily commodities from India, Nicaragua, Palestine, and other countries around the world were put on display for sale.

2. Transparency, Regenerative and Private Label Opportunities Are Among the Trends to Watch in 2024

   

   Fairtrade America – the U.S. | Experts expect sustainable and ethical sourcing, brand transparency and accountability, private label brand growth, the continued rise of regenerative, and investment in living incomes and wages to be major drivers of shoppers’ and businesses decisions over the next year.

3. Fairtrade is trading fairly to promote sustainable farming practices | Insights | Ropes & Gray LLP

   Fairtrade is trading fairly to promote sustainable farming practices | Insights | Ropes & Gray LLP

4. Fairtrade welcomes EU's move to make due diligence mandatory

   

   The EU's new Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive mandates human rights and environmental due diligence for companies. Welcomed by Fairtrade and others, it's...

5. Fair Achiever accolade for Dalbeattie Primary

   

   The youngsters have been recognised for all their work researching and promoting Fairtrade products

6. Students draw winning cards for Fairtrade celebrations

   

   STUDENTS from across Limerick attended a very special 18th birthday party recently, as the Treaty celebrated 18 years supporting Fairtrade.

7. Impact Café in Cologne - Fairtrade coffee in Sülz - Spotted by Locals

   Impact Café in Cologne - Fairtrade coffee in Sülz - Spotted by Locals

8. 'On-going commitment and dedication' - Hartlepool’s Fairtrade Town status renewed - Hartlepool Mail

   'On-going commitment and dedication' - Hartlepool’s Fairtrade Town status renewed - Hartlepool Mail

9. Fairtrade’s retail initiative gets green light from CMA

   

   The Fairtrade Foundation’s sustainable retail initiative ‘Shared Impact’ has received a green light form the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).

10. Hartlepool's Fairtrade support continues as town's status renewed - BBC

    Hartlepool's Fairtrade support continues as town's status renewed - BBC

11. Fairtrade Foundation unveils breakthrough CMA initiative to drive retailer sustainability - Confectionery Production

    Fairtrade Foundation unveils breakthrough CMA initiative to drive retailer sustainability - Confectionery Production

12. Fairtrade Foundation unveils breakthrough CMA initiative to drive retailer sustainability

    

    Fairtrade Foundation has delivered what is believed to be a first of its kind initiative in driving business sustainability through the Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA’s) new open-door policy for green agreements between companies, reports Neill Barston.

13. Hartlepool's Fairtrade support continues as town's status renewed

    

    The Hartlepool Fairtrade Steering Group works to promote goods which help ensure farmers are fairly paid.

14. Waitrose launches UK’s first own-brand Fairtrade coconut oil

    

    Waitrose has launched its new own-label coconut oil, which is both organic and Fairtrade, the first of its kind in the UK.

15. 8 in 10 Brits have no idea what iconic Fairtrade label means

    

    New research has found nearly half of those surveyed (42%) are left feeling happy that they are contributing to a better world but they’re often not sure how it works

16. Majority of Brits have no idea what iconic Fairtrade label means - Borehamwood Times

    Majority of Brits have no idea what iconic Fairtrade label means - Borehamwood Times

17. Majority of Brits have no idea what iconic Fairtrade label means - Chelmsford Weekly News

    Majority of Brits have no idea what iconic Fairtrade label means - Chelmsford Weekly News

18. Majority of Brits have no idea what iconic Fairtrade label means - Alloa Advertiser

    Majority of Brits have no idea what iconic Fairtrade label means - Alloa Advertiser