Welcome to the 2020 Fairtrade Awards! There are four categories to choose from, aimed at celebrating the very best Fairtrade farmers, producers, workers, traders and campaigners.
In a series of articles leading up to the 2020 International Fairtrade Awards on October 29, we take a closer look at the finalists in the four categories
In a series of articles leading up to the 2020 International Fairtrade Awards on October 29, we take a closer look at the finalists in the four categories
Thousands of East African flower workers are benefitting from better wages since the introduction of a Fairtrade floor wage - one step on our journey towards a Living Wage.
Fairtrade congratulated the Ecuadorian government and banana sector on their commitment to a living wage, while also urging them to go further in securing decent work all banana workers.
A new study, Linking Voluntary Standards to Sustainable Development Goals, maps how Voluntary Sustainability Standards are contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals. Highlighting their ...
Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire together produce about 60% of the world’s cocoa supply each year. However, they do so with reliance on child labour. This is the harsh reality of the cocoa industry - and a ...
In a series of articles leading up to the 2020 International Fairtrade Awards on October 29, we take a closer look at the finalists in the four categories
This report includes data on the number of Fairtrade certified organizations, farmers and workers, and Fairtrade Premium earned across all products for the year 2018.
The most recent product specific ...
Page 46 of 90
Fairtrade is much more than merely an environmental certification, it is the only and best ethical and social certification that really ensures social and environmental, ethical and economic impact, and therefore human impact.Enrique Calderon, coffee farmer, COOPEAGRI cooperative, Costa Rica