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We love coffee. Are we willing to pay the price?
"One key factor that is harming the future of coffee is well within the reach of every coffee drinker – price."
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One hundred years on – will we finally bring an end to child labour?
152 million children are still involved in child labour, despite numerous commitments to end the practice. But there is also progress. Here are four lessons we've ...
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Working together to achieve decent wages, gender equity, and health
“There was no sense of ‘them and us’. The sessions felt inspiring for everyone – including local workers, their unions, company managers and government ...
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Shoppers are demanding sustainable options – are companies getting on board?
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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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Manarcadu Social Service Society (India)
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Harvest Limited (Kenya)
Latest impact
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Key data: Fairtrade tea
Find the latest available figures on Fairtrade tea.
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Key data: Fairtrade flowers and plants
Access the latest available figures on Fairtrade flowers and plants.
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.
It is part of the standards, that women should be empowered... If a woman is empowered, then the house will also be empowered, economically and socially.
Elizabeth Chepkwony, coffee farmer, Kabngetuny cooperative, Kenya
