An article looking at the impact of coffee-growing co-ops in Ethiopia, as we mark the International Year of Cooperatives.

For over 30 years, the Fairtrade system has transcended borders, political shifts, and economic cycles. Throughout this time, Fairtrade International, together with its member organisations and producer networks, have stood together for a common cause – a commitment to a vision of trade that is rooted in partnership and fairness.

Fairtrade International has announced a new Fairtrade Minimum Price for cocoa.

As Mother's Day approaches, flower shops and retailers around the world prepare for one of the busiest times of the year. But behind every vibrant bouquet lies a deeper story, one that celebrates fair wages, safe working conditions, and care for the environment.

“Who made my clothes?” is what shoppers around the world are asking their favourite brands this Fashion Revolution Week again. And who can those who make the world’s clothes call when they need advice? The helpline of their favourite Sustainability Clinic

Andreas Kratz, Director Global Products, Programs & Policy and Director of standards & pricing at Fairtrade International, shares his relevant opinion essay on high coffee prices and the organisation value for coffee farmers

Fairtrade’s longstanding West Africa Cocoa Programme addresses challenges causing higher chocolate prices this Easter

Fairtrade and the Fair Trade Advocacy Office are hosting an upcoming conference on 20 May 2025, “Bridging Policy and Practice: Advancing Living Incomes & Living Wages in Agricultural Supply Chains", in partnership with the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC).

A flyer posted on Longonot Horticulture’s noticeboard changed the course of 27-year-old Fridah Makena’s life.

Fairtrade International announces the resignation of independent board member Mr.Hussein Rifai effective immediately.

As we move into the second half of the Fairbruary 2025 campaign, Fairtrade is calling on shoppers to contribute to fair and better working conditions for farmers and workers.

Fresh-cut flowers are not an 'environmental crime' — and they should continue to be a part of life’s special moments including Valentine’s Day.

Fairtrade guides and requires traders, processors, and manufacturers to begin strengthening their practices of Human Rights and Environmental Due Diligence (HREDD).

Fairtrade published updated Living Income Reference Prices for cocoa from Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana, at a time of record-high global cocoa prices.

Fairtrade International, together with Proforest and Fairtrade Africa, has launched a three-year project to promote deforestation-free cocoa in Ghana.

Lilian Maina is Fairtrade International’s new Senior Manager for Social Protection. We sat down with Lilian to talk about Fairtrade’s work and what it takes to tackle social issues in a meaningful way.

Fairtrade farmers in the Asia Pacific region are doing their part to implement sustainable agricultural practices.

Under the single leadership model, the current roles of the Global CEO and Executive Director were replaced by a Managing Director who will report to the Fairtrade International Board of Directors.