1. UK Fairtrade product sales generate £28m in premium for farmers

   

   There are now almost 5,000 Fairtrade products available to buy in the UK

2. UK consumers generate £28m in Fairtrade Premium

   

   Premium allows producers to invest in business and community projects including healthcare, education, and environmental initiatives

3. Fairtrade Foundation's mission remains vital three decades on

   

   While the Fairtrade Foundation laid the groundwork for the movement in the early 90s, it was a couple of years later in 1994 when the UK gained its first glimpse of Fairtrade chocolate, which made notable national and international headlines.

4. British shoppers’ support for Fairtrade holds strong as organisation turns 30

   

   British shoppers have continued to support Fairtrade despite the cost-of-living crisis, the organisation said as it turns 30 years old. Fairtrade has been supporting farmers around the world with fairer prices since it launched the first certified products such as Green and Black’s chocolate a...

5. British shoppers' support for Fairtrade holds strong as organisation turns 30 - Harrow Times

   British shoppers' support for Fairtrade holds strong as organisation turns 30 - Harrow Times

6. Fairtrade celebrates 30 years of campaigning in the UK

   

   To celebrate the milestone, the Fairtrade Foundation has launched an urgent call for action to bring more businesses and shoppers on board

7. Fairtrade asks government to promote fair trade practices

   

   The Fairtrade Foundation has published its 30th Anniversary Report, celebrating decades of impact in ensuring that fair prices are paid to producers and farmers in developing countries.

8. British shoppers’ support for Fairtrade holds strong as organisation turns 30

   

   The report also issues a call to action for businesses, campaigners and whichever party forms the next UK government.

9. Glastonbury marks milestone anniversaries in Fairtrade commitment

   

   By choosing from over 6,000 Fairtrade products available worldwide, Glastonbury’s residents and visitors contribute to positive change.

10. Fairtrade Africa empowers cocoa sector women with gender training - Ghana Business News

    

    Fairtrade Africa, through its Sustainable, Democratic, and Inclusive Cocoa Cooperatives in West Africa Project, has held a graduation ceremony for 26 students who received gender training at the Women's School of Leadership.

11. Fairtrade Africa Enhances Women's Roles in Cocoa Sector Through Gender Training - News Ghana

    Fairtrade Africa Enhances Women's Roles in Cocoa Sector Through Gender Training - News Ghana

12. mwb fairtrade Wertpapierhandelsbank Reports First Half 2023 Earnings

    

    mwb fairtrade Wertpapierhandelsbank ( ETR:MWB ) First Half 2023 Results Key Financial Results Revenue: €12.8m (up 243...

13. Fairtrade's Shared Impact will ensure long-term security for growers - The Grocer

    Fairtrade's Shared Impact will ensure long-term security for growers - The Grocer

14. Unique shopping event takes place in Thornbury

    

    SHOPPERS were treated to a display of Fairtrade goods as part of a unique event. 

15. Fairtrade’s Shared Impact will ensure long-term security for growers

    

    The pressing issues faced by farmers have now reached a critical point that cannot be ignored, says Fairtrade Foundation associate director for sustainable sourcing Anna Mann

16. Fairtrade wine in South Africa is rife with inequality and poor working conditions

    

    South Africa is the world's largest producer of Fairtrade wine, yet issues of racialised worker exploitation persist

17. Ivory Coast cracks down on fraudulent cocoa certifications

    

    Ivory Coast's market regulator is set to implement measures aimed at curbing fraud in fairtrade certified cocoa contracts, according to its managing director, Yves Brahima Kone, on Thursday, 23 May...

18. Fairtrade wine in South Africa is rife with inequality and poor working conditions - LSE Home

    Fairtrade wine in South Africa is rife with inequality and poor working conditions - LSE Home