Archives: Press Releases
Call for cosmetic companies to invest in women shea entrepreneurs
The Fairtrade Foundation is inviting the cosmetics industry to invest in and work alongside West Africa’s women shea entrepreneurs.
Fairtrade’s membership and sales grew in 2021, new report reveals
Financial benefits from Fairtrade sales and numbers of producers in the Fairtrade system reached record levels in 2021.
Fairtrade: embrace power of partnership to see flower farmers flourish
The flower industry must embrace partnerships if it is to find sustainable solutions to the challenges facing the sector.
Fairtrade to increase coffee Minimum Price
Fairtrade will raise its Minimum Price for coffee in an effort to strengthen protections for coffee farmers around the world.
Aldi and Fairtrade to deepen commitment to Ethiopia flower workers
Aldi UK is partnering with the Fairtrade Foundation on the next stage of a £400,000 programme to support women in the Ethiopian flower sector.
Fairtrade ‘significant’ step towards living wages for banana workers
A new study shows that sourcing on Fairtrade terms is critical in the journey towards achieving living wages for banana workers.
Demand for affordable, sustainable products will drive Fairtrade in 2023
Shoppers are increasingly demanding ethically sourced products such as bananas, chocolate and coffee, says the Fairtrade Foundation.
Aleesha Hansel to be new Fairtrade Foundation ambassador
Fairtrade Foundation is delighted to announce that drinks expert, presenter, and lifestyle journalist, Aleesha Hansel is joining the charity as a Fairtrade Ambassador.
Experts warn bananas, coffee and cocoa at risk of becoming ‘endangered’ in new report
This Fairtrade Fortnight, Fairtrade Foundation launches immersive retail space, The Endangered Aisle to shine a light on endangered everyday essentials.
Fairtrade statement on BBC One Panorama’s ‘Sex for Work’ broadcast
A Panorama investigative report titled Sex for Work: The True Cost of Our Tea has aired on BBC One alleging gross sexual misconduct and gender-based violence (GBV) on Kenyan tea plantations.