Behind your morning brew, real people face low wages, discrimination and the hard choices living in poverty can bring.
But when you buy Fairtrade tea, farmers and workers can bring greater security, equality and opportunity to the lives of their families and communities.
Through Fairtrade, they can improve their working conditions. They can make sure their children are fed and can go to school. Communities can invest in clean water and clinics.
So, however you make your cuppa, make sure it’s Fairtrade.
Find out more about Fairtrade tea farmers
Where to buy Fairtrade tea
Birchall
Award-winning speciality and everyday teas.
Cafédirect
Cafédirect is the leading Fairtrade hot drinks brand in the UK.
Co-op
100% Fairtrade own brand and delivering additional support to smallholders in Kenya through co-operative development.
English Tea Shop
Delicious organic tea for all tea lovers, working with the finest organic and Fairtrade farmers.
Garden Teas
Fairtrade and organic herbal teas.
Greggs
Sells a delicious Fairtrade tea blend.
Hope & Glory
A young British company with a range of organic tea blends.
Jacksons of Piccadilly
The finest-quality Fairtrade teas from around the world.
John Lewis cafes
John Lewis cafes sell Fairtrade tea.
Kingdom Coffee
Passionate supporters and suppliers of Fairtrade products since the 1990s. They have a wide range of Clipper teas available to buy.
Lemonaid Beverages
Social enterprise behind Lemonaid and ChariTea drinks, all ingredients are organic and sourced directly from small scale, Fairtrade farms. .
Lidl
Fairtrade tea is available in Lidl’s Deluxe range.
M&S
All M&S tea is Fairtrade.
National Trust
Fairtrade tea and coffee is available at National Trust sites across the UK.
Northern Tea Merchants
Northern Tea Merchants’ family connections with the tea and coffee trade date back to 192
Sainsbury’s
Sainsbury’s stocks a number of Fairtrade teas.
