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Fairtrade Fortnight 2026

Fill it with fairness this Fairtrade Fortnight.

Fairtrade Fortnight Banner - 21st September to 4th October
Fairtrade Fortnight Banner - 21st September to 4th October

It's Fairtrade Fortnight! 

There's so many ways you can Do it Fair and take action for people and planet.

Fortnight events

From online coffee mornings to music festivals, there are so many exciting events that you can get involved with online or in person. Learn more here. 

Discover our events
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Are you hosting an event?

Get access to all the resources you need to speak to your community. From campaign materials and producer stories to social content, here you'll find everything you need to support fairer trade.

Find out Fairtrade Fortnight Resources
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Choose Fairtrade

Buying Fairtrade means fairer pay ​for the people behind the products we love.​ With over 5,000 products, your everyday shopping choices can have a powerful impact.

Find out about Fairtrade offers and products
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Take Action

Demand business that’s fair to people and planet. ​

Sign our petition

100,000 people have already backed our call for fairer business. But the government still hasn't delivered and farmers can’t wait. Add your name to demand business that’s fair to people and planet now.

Show your support
Sign the petition Fairtrade Fortnight Andy Burnham. In the photo Dora Atiiga from Kukuom Union holding cocoa fruits

Call on Burnham to take action

The pressure is working, but we're not there yet.
New prime minister Andy Burnham has been a vocal supporter for living wages in the UK. Tweet him now to demand fair pay for the people behind our favourite products too.

Tweet Andy Burnham
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Why Fair Pay matters

The people behind our favourite products deserve a fair deal. But right now, millions of farmers and workers growing the products we rely on around the world still struggle to earn a decent living and support their families.

Find out more about Fair Pay
1% of the retail price reached the producers. in the uk for every 3.7 spent on a cup of coffee producers typically retain only 4p

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