1. Divine Chocolate releases Impact Report 2021, partners with HALBA to further boost climate resilience

   

   Divine Chocolate, the only Fairtrade and B Corp certified chocolate company to be co-owned by cocoa farmers, has said it has strengthened farmer empowerment initiatives and has joined multi-stakeholder Agroforestry project with HALBA in Switzerland.

2. Fairtrade International announces new Global CEO

   

   Fairtrade International has announced the appointment of its new Global CEO, Sandra Uwera.

3. Where To Buy Fairtrade Flowers In The UK

   

   Ethical florists and these supermarkets are now stocking Fairtrade flowers. What does it mean and where can you find them? Find out here.

4. Fairtrade International appoints Sandra Uwera as Global CEO

   

   Fairtrade International's new CEO has pledged a fairer future for farmers around the world by tackling climate change, poverty and gender inequality

5. Fairtrade backs two major initiatives from Mars to support living incomes for cocoa farmers

   

   Mars Incorporated has announced two ‘groundbreaking’ programmes in a new effort by a major chocolate company to improve the livelihoods of smallholder cocoa farmers.

6. Corporate Moves: Sandra Uwera moves to head Fairtrade from COMESA

   

   Corporate Moves: Sandra Uwera moves to head Fairtrade from COMESA

7. MICROCAPITAL BRIEF: Incofin Lends $1.5m from Fairtrade Access Fund to Lafaza to Support Vanilla Farmers in Sava Region of Madagascar - MicroCapital

   

   Belgium’s Incofin Investment Management recently lent USD 1.5 million from the Fairtrade Access Fund (FAF) to Lafaza Trading, a company with offices in Madagascar and the US that buys vanilla and other spices “directly [from 1,000] smallholder farm owners who use organic and sustainable agricultural practices.” Lafaza works with farmers to…

8. Boll & Branch CEO talks fair trade, ethical sourcing - Morning Brew

   Boll & Branch CEO talks fair trade, ethical sourcing - Morning Brew

9. Fairtrade appoints Sandra Uwera as new global CEO

   

   Fairtrade has appointed Sandra Uwera as its new global CEO to lead its ongoing social justice and sustainability mission, including improving conditions for communities serving cocoa supply chains, writes Neill Barston.

10. Sandra Uwera announced as global CEO of Fairtrade International - Co-operative News

    

    Previous roles include CEO of the COMESA Business Council

11. Fairtrade has new global CEO

    

    Sandra Uwera is announced as the new global chief executive officer of Fairtrade International

12. Fairtrade International Announces Sandra Uwera as New Global CEO

    

    BONN, Germany, April 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Fairtrade, the world's most recognized label for social justice and sustainability, is...

13. Fairtrade International appoints Sandra Uwera as New Global CEO

    

    Fairtrade International has announced Sandra Uwera will become its new Global CEO following the departure of Dr Nyagoy Nyong’o, who served as Interim Global CEO until last month.

14. New global chief executive for Fairtrade International

    

    Sandra Uwera is announced as the new global chief executive officer, replacing former interim Nyagoy Nyong'o

15. Fairtrade International Announces Sandra Uwera as New Global CEO

    

    /PRNewswire/ -- Fairtrade, the world's most recognized label for social justice and sustainability, is excited to announce the appointment of its new Global...

16. You Can Now Use Microsoft Bing to Buy Vegan Shoes

    

    It's a part of the new Ethical Shopping hub that makes buying eco-friendly clothes a breeze.

17. Bing's Ethical Shopping hub expands to U.S., Canada

    

    Fashion brands that sell environmentally-friendly products now have greater visibility on Microsoft Bing.

18. Mars joins with Fairtrade and cocoa co-ops for farming sustainability schemes

    

    Mars Incorporated, supported by a group of organisations including Fairtrade, will be embarking on a major new initiative assisting 14,000 smallholder cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast and Indonesia over the next decade, writes Neill Barston.