This study highlights the different climate change adaptations that Fairtrade producer organisations are making, factors that support implementation, and recommendations to strengthen producers' ability to take action.

The study was conducted by researchers at the Global Agrisystem, and funded by the European Commission (EC) through the Switch-Asia project called "Switching to Green and Fair Fashion."

In the context of the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), Fairtrade commissioned a study to investigate whether Fairtrade incentivises or deincentivises deforestation in the cocoa and coffee sectors, the respective drivers behind this, and how Fairtrade affects cooperatives’ ability to protect forests.

An updated study to inform a revision of the Fairtrade Living Income Reference Price for vanilla

The Fairtrade West Africa Cocoa Programme seeks to build strong and resilient small-scale producer organisations that are responsive to their members’ and their business partners’ needs. It covers Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana and Sierra Leone.

This paper highlights crucial measures that the European Union and member states should develop for an effective implementation of the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD).

This report summarises data on Fairtrade certified organisations, farmers and workers, production, and Fairtrade Premium earned across all products during 2022. For instance, 1,910 Fairtrade producer organisations representing more than 2 million farmers and workers earned €222.8 million in Fairtrade Premium in 2022.

This report includes 2022 monitoring data for the Africa and Middle East region, as well as results of producer surveys.

This report includes 2022 monitoring data for the Latin America and Caribbean region, as well as results of producer surveys.

This report includes 2022 monitoring data for the Asia Pacific region, as well as results of producer surveys.

Fairtrade Max Havelaar Switzerland and the Migros-Genossenschafts-Bund (MGB) commissioned a study to determine the environmental effects of cut roses of different origins and production systems.

Repots describes the fundamental elements of Fairtrade's mitigation and remediation actions – such as rightsholder engagement, minimum prices and Premiums, direct support for producer organisations, programmes, and advocacy.

Fairtrade International, the Fair Trade Advocacy Office and the World Fair Trade Organisation jointly urge governments, businesses and world leaders to scale up efforts and take bold, immediate, meaningful and inclusive climate action before it is too late.

In this guide, small and micro companies can find the tools to start or strengthen their due diligence process in line with international frameworks. We outline the five steps of HREDD, and provide dozens of useful links -- for companies of any size.

Find out about sustainable agriculture under Fairtrade terms at a glance

A sustainable future starts with sustainable food systems. This new policy defines how Fairtrade understands sustainability socially, economically, and environmentally. It enables us to equally focus our efforts on all three dimensions and seeks to advance Fairtrade’s work in the environmental sphere.