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One year of our covid-19 funds: an overview of their impact
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Ivorian cocoa farmers take steps to data ownership, 'first mile' traceability
Six Ivorian cocoa cooperatives are partnering with Fairtrade to develop their own internal management systems, strengthening their position as trading partners.
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International Labour Day – Five Ways Fairtrade Supports Workers’ Rights
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Fairtrade and Human Rights and Environmental Due Diligence: much to offer – and to learn
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- “Our Workers Can Now Work Safely” One Year Later, Fairtrade COVID Fund Continues to Deliver Significant Impact for Farmers
- Fairtrade urges EU for cocoa sector regulation to recognize the right to living income
- Eight Years Later: From Rana Plaza to a Sustainable Fashion Future
- How do we go from challenging gender inequality to making sure women are truly included?
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Seen some of our Marks?
Over 30,000 products feature a Fairtrade mark, but what's behind the label?
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Learn about our impact
Access key info about Fairtrade's reach, scale and results.
Fairtrade producers
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PRAGOR (Mexico)
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Kibinge Coffee Farmers' Co-operative Society (Uganda)
Latest impact
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Fairtrade Premium spending on the SDGs
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Key data: Fairtrade cocoa
Explore the latest available figures on Fairtrade cocoa.
About Fairtrade
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For producers
Are you a farmer or worker involved in the cultivation, harvesting or creation of any of the 500+ Fairtrade products? See how Fairtrade can benefit you and how to get started.
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For businesses
Fairtrade helps businesses of all sizes meet their sustainability and supply chain needs. If you want to trade or retail Fairtrade certified products and show your commitments to customers, here’s where to begin.
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About Us
We promote a better deal for farmers and workers.
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Fairtrade Standards
Explore the standards that enable Fairtrade.
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Fairtrade Products
A huge variety of products are certified as Fairtrade.
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Key Issues
See how Fairtrade addresses important topics and themes.
“Fairtrade creates relationships, very strong relationships. It makes us become like a big family and I really appreciate that. “
Kum Ninsonga