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A Fairer Future for All Means Gender Equality Now
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On World Fair Trade Day ask yourself: What kind of trade am I a part
From a coffee farmer choosing climate resilient methods, to someone choosing sugar made under fair working conditions, everyone’s decisions influence how trade works.
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Digitalizing for Fairness
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A banana price crunch is hitting banana farmers and workers hard. Fairtrade’s Silvia Campos explains why
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- Fairtrade International announces Sandra Uwera as new Global CEO
- How Fairtrade and B Corp Companies are strengthening supply chains and shaping a stakeholder economy
- Meet some of the experts behind the Fairtrade Coffee School
- Making sense of the EU’s HREDD proposal - a conversation with Fairtrade’s Dr. Tytti Nahi
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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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Koperasi Kopi Wanita Gayo (Indonesia)
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COOBANA (Panama)
Latest impact
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Fairtrade Premium spending on the SDGs
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Fairtrade production overview
See an overview of the latest available data on Fairtrade production worldwide.
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.
“Now with Fairtrade we have been able to take courses, educate the women. We have a group of women farming entrepreneurs with the help of Fairtrade. Women workers have also had business training and created a group of women entrepreneurs.”
Yadira Orozco, member of the Asobanar Cooperative