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Fashion fans must fight for fairness

The global fashion industry is opaque, exploitative and environmentally damaging and desperately needs revolutionary change. Yet one brand, one organization, or one person cannot change this alone; we need all the stakeholders — brands, retailers, producers, governments and consumers — to work together towards a cleaner, safer, fairer, more transparent fashion industry.

Tom Hunt Recipe for Baked Apricot Frangipane

In this recipe, Tom Hunt, award-winning chef, food writer and food-waste campaigner, uses a summer fruit favourite for a classic British treat.

FAQs about Sainsbury's Foundation and Fairtrade

Make YOUR voice count

Would you campaign for fair pay for farmers in the developing world?  The Fairtrade Foundation petitions the UK government for fair trade across the globe.

Cafedirect: sharing knowledge to inspire change

Cafédirect talk us through their work up close and personal with coffee producers in Peru. Through a new project they are inspiring the production of top quality Fairtrade coffee. 

Changing Gender Inequalities on Kenyan Coffee Farms

A new three-year project aims to empower women coffee farmers in Kenya by making Fairtrade personal and addressing gender inequalities and economic marginalization.

Does competition law serve consumer interest and future food needs

A new report from the Fairtrade Foundation finds that government regulation, which is meant to secure the UK’s food for the future, might just have been lending a helping hand in creating conditions where future prices will go up, and quality will go down.

Good cuppa - 10 facts about Fairtrade tea

Britons drink 876 cups of tea a year! We consider the value of making those 876 cups of tea Fairtrade. 

Opportunity for women in West Africa in the Women's School of Leadership

Michelle Gillian, from the Impact Directorate at the Fairtrade Foundation, went to visit the Women’s School of Leadership school in Cote D’Ivoire to find out more about the programme and what opportunities it is bringing to women in the area.