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7 Fairtrade Switches to cut your plastic use
Take the standard supermarket product. We buy it, consume it, discard it. But we all know that a product’s life is longer than that. Fairtrade works to shed light on what happens before you buy a product but what happens after you discard it matters too.
Fairtrade celebrations for Great Big Green Week 2021
Find events all over the UK celebrating positive action on climate justice, run by Fairtrade campaigners in their communities.
12 Organic and Fairtrade products to try
From chocolate to wine, and quinoa to bananas, explore the finest products that dual-certification has to offer.
How women entrepreneurs are changing communities for good with bananas
by Anna Pierides Senior Supply Chain and Programme Manager at Fairtrade Foundation. ‘We are women who have a lot of…
Felix Ouma: dreams fulfilled and plans for the future
When Felix Ouma graduates from university next year he will have completed a nine-year journey with Fairtrade that began in 2014
5 Fairtrade ingredients that might surprise you
Which ingredients spring to mind when you think of Fairtrade? Chocolate coffee bananas and tea might be the most obvious…
Get ahead of online sustainability trends with these 7 tips from Ocado and Globescan
Rose Price, Buying Director at Ocado and Caroline Holme, Senior Director at GlobeScan give their top tips on selling sustainable products online.
7 ways to inspire tea lovers to choose a healthy product for people and planet
Fairtrade Foundation’s Catherine Rubbens Senior Partnerships Manager sits down with Julie Hirsch Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of the Fairtrade-certified…
Love Chocolate, hate injustice? 6 reasons to choose Fairtrade
We all love chocolate but like most things in life, if you look more closely at the wrapper you can find out a lot more about the conditions under which the beans in your bar were produced.
Meet Kouao Amah – the farmer behind your chocolate bar
We’re celebrating the cocoa farmers in West Africa who grow the beans for our chocolate by sharing their stories