1. Newtownabbey civic buildings to be lit up for World Fairtrade Day

   

   Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council will be lighting up their civic buildings blue and green on Saturday, May 8 to mark World Fairtrade Day.

2. FAIR Vodka: The First Fairtrade Certified Vodka In The World

   

   Selling expensive bottles in bullet proof stores to people who could sometimes not afford a rent made me wonder, something was not right.

3. Ivorian Fairtrade co-ops are implementing data systems for ‘first mile’ traceability - Co-operative News

   

   The project is funded via a total investment of €565,000

4. Bristol University's Fairtrade Network demand 100 per cent ethical cotton at SU shop

   

   The University of Bristol’s Fairtrade Network have launched a new campaign to demand the University change the SU cotton suppliers to 100 per cent Fairtrade.

5. Ethiopia: Kombe La Dhahabu: First Fairtrade Coffee Quality Contest in Ethiopia

   

   Kombe la Dhahabu means 'golden cup' in Swahili - and this is what the winner of the first Fairtrade coffee quality competition in Ethiopia, Torban Anfillo Coffee, received for outstanding coffee quality.

6. Fairtrade makes case for living income commitment to cocoa farmers

   

   Onome Amuge   Fairtrade, an international agricultural empowerment organisation has called on the European Commission and European governments to com

7. St Neots infant academy is now a Fairtrade school

   

   An infant academy in St Neots has become a Fairtrade school after a successful project led by one of its teachers. Jo Antrobus, a Year...

8. Newcastle West to become a Fairtrade Town

   

   NEWCASTLE West in County Limerick is to become a Fairtrade Town following agreement by all municipal district councillors. There was unanimous agreement in support of Newcastle West becoming a Fairtrade Town following a motion proposed by the Mayor of Limerick City and County Council, Cllr Michael Collins and seconded by Cllr John Sheahan. Mayor…

9. Fairtrade urges EU to back living incomes in West African cocoa supply chains

   

   Fairtrade has urged the European Commission and governments across the continent to recognise living incomes in upcoming human rights due diligence regulation for the region's chocolate and cocoa sector, reports Neill Barston.

10. The Benefits of Buying Fairtrade (And Why We Should Support It)

    

    There are many positive impacts of buying or shopping Fairtrade for people in developing countries. But the benefits aren’t concentrated in one area – they’re spread far and wide.

11. Global flower sales flourish, but workers’ pay is below poverty line, Fairtrade Foundation reports

    

    THE flower industry is worth more than £6.7 billion a year to the global economy, and yet the majori...

12. Fairtrade takes big steps towards living wages for banana workers

    

    Fairtrade has announced a new base wage for all Fairtrade certified banana plantations. The revised standard marks a unique move towards a living wage, benefitting thousands of workers. This…

13. Fun for all in Fairtrade Fortnight

    

    BOTH Skipton High Street and the centre of Embsay were a hive of activity as both received something of a makeover during Fairtrade Fortnight.

14. NOSTALGIA: Schools’ Fairtrade fun in 2011

    

    We look through the pages of the Free Press of March 22, 2011.

15. Here's how Vale pupils did in the 2021 Fairtrade competition

    

    PENARTH pupils have taken part in this years Vale Fairtrade competition.

16. Barry boy wins Vale Fairtrade competition

    

    A BARRY boy has won the junior section of this year’s Vale Fairtrade competition.

17. Fairtrade - John Lewis Partnership

    Fairtrade - John Lewis Partnership

18. Clipper Teas: Serve Climate Justice with Fairtrade Tea

    

    Ethical and organic tea company, Clipper, is working with the Fairtrade Foundation to showcase the sustainable farming methods used on its tea estates that have a positive impact on people and the planet.