Fairtrade

Choose the world

you want

Image credit: Ángela Ponce / Fairtrade / Fairpicture 2021

A better cup of coffee

Every purchase of Fairtrade coffee means that farmers can build a better quality of life for their families and communities.

They can also invest in farming more sustainably – and grow better quality coffee too.

Fairtrade coffee farmer
Fairtrade coffee farmer Miriam Yaneth Rodriguez Villatoro. Photo credit: Sean Hawkey.

Fairtrade and climate justice

The climate crisis isn’t fair.

It’s the communities already facing extreme hardship due to unfair trade who are feeling its worst effects.

But progress is possible when we come together – will you back Fairtrade farmers?

Ways to get involved

In your community

With thousands of local campaigning groups across the UK, including Towns, Schools, Universities and Faith Groups, there are lots of ways to get involved with Fairtrade in your community.

Learn more In your community


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Fairtrade Facts and Figures

50%

of fairtrade is owned by farmers

The assembly combines 50 percent producer representation with 50 percent national Fairtrade organisation representation

€1b

Over the past 25 years, shoppers have generated 1 billion Euros in Fairtrade Premium for farmers and workers

4,500

fairtrade products in the UK

Think Fairtrade is just bananas and coffee? Think again. The full list includes ice cream, face cream, gold and flowers.