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Fairtrade farmer to visit Bristol - The Bristol Mayor
Bristol Link to Nicaragua and Bristol Fairtrade Network highlight the visit of Erika, a Fairtrade coffee farmer, for World Fairtrade Day.
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How A Trip Down Memory Lane Can Get Our Faith-Journey Back on Track - Ann Voskamp
Kristen Welch and I are sorta, kinda, soul sisters? As I served on the board of directors of the ministry Kristen founded, Mercy House Global, and we serve together to dream up for you the best #FAIRTRADE beauty of The Grace Case and the Grace Flame Candle subscription that supports local refugees w
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Fairtrade Foundation confirms speaker for World Confectionery Conference
The Fairtrade Foundation has confirmed Surmaya Talyarkhan, senior sustainable sourcing manager for cocoa, as its speaker for our World Confectionery Conference taking place this autumn in the UK, writes Neill Barston.
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Fairtrade Foundation confirms speaker for World Confectionery Conference - Confectionery Production
Fairtrade Foundation confirms speaker for World Confectionery Conference - Confectionery Production
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Ammanford's Giant Fairtrade Banana Split has successful return ... - South Wales Guardian
Ammanford's Giant Fairtrade Banana Split has successful return ... - South Wales Guardian
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Focus On Ethical Trading: 24 June
Can more sustainability messaging help bolster sales of ethical goods?
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Successful return for Ammanford's popular giant Fairtrade banana split event
AMMANFORD’S popular Giant Fairtrade Banana Split returned for the first time since covid and was a huge success.
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Top accolade for Harrogate school as pupils are hailed as ‘changemakers’ in Fairtrade award
A Harrogate school has been awarded a top Fairtrade accolade for inspiring youngsters to make a diffference.
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How Fairtrade is encouraging sustainable choices during cost of living crisis
As consumers prioritize price over the planet, trusted brands must work with retailers to keep sustainable shopping accessible says the foundation’s marketing leader.
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Fairbuds XL review: the excellent noise-cancelling headphones you can fix yourself
This ethical and repairable design proves Bluetooth headphones can be more sustainable
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Union Hand Roasted Coffee releases Annual Impact Report
In a year when Union Hand Roasted Coffee became a B Corporation, received several accolades and further scaled its business in the UK and coffee producing countries, the specialty coffee roaster has charted progress on ethical purchasing and sustainable business practices in its Annual Impact Report
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Fair Trade customers urged to visit Headington store
Customers who like to buy Fairtrade goods are being reminded that there is a specialist shop in Headington.
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Fairtrade Chocolate Market Global Enhancements and Growth Outlook and Forecast from 2023 to 2029 by Key Players | Endangered Species Chocolate , Lily’s Sweets , Luminous Organics , Chocolate Stella - The Northwestern Examiner
Latest Study on Industrial Growth of Fairtrade Chocolate Market 2023-2029. A detailed study accumula
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How is Fairtrade helping cocoa farmers?
The global demand for chocolate is predicted to rise by 30% by 2020, to more than 4.5m tonnes – and the industry could be facing a shortage of cocoa supplies. Around 90% of the world’s cocoa is grown on small
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Brazilian farmers can now market Fairtrade products to Brazillian consumers
An organisation to promote Fairtrade products within Brazil has been launched. Traditionally labelled as an exporter of Fairtrade goods, Brazilians will now have the choice to help farmers in the country and developing countries. Fairtrade Brasil is the newest Fairtrade
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Fairtrade Cocoa Farmers in Côte d’Ivoire have increased their income by 85% in four years - Co-operative News
Fairtrade compiled the research by conducting interviews with farmers and surveying co-operatives
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Revolver tea scoops prize at the Great Taste Awards - Co-operative News
The co-op won the prize for its organic Fairtrade mixed berry teabags
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Fairtrade and the invisible women of the cocoa industry - Co-operative News
'The average female cocoa farmer earns 23p a day. How is there not as much outrage about this, as there is for the fast fashion industry?'