Fairtrade’s campaign is shining a light on the exploitation experienced by women farmers. It calls on companies to pay living incomes to cocoa farmers by 2030 to meet the UN’s Global Goals to end poverty.
Fairtrade is celebrating 25 years of Fairtrade products in the UK. But what impact has this had on the lives of farming communities around the word?
Find out more about what is Fairtrade, why Fairtrade matters and the history of Fairtrade.
You’d be forgiven for thinking that the only topic in parliament at the moment is Brexit. True, it is taking up lots of time, but it isn’t the only subject under discussion. There have also been opportunities for MPs to raise questions about the new Fairtrade cocoa campaign – She Deserves A Living Income!
Anna Pierides, coffee supply chain manager at the Fairtrade Foundation, takes a closer look at why and how Fairtrade coffee farmers are moving to more organic practices.
A partnership made in coffee break heaven, Percol and Seed & Bean have come together this Fairtrade Fortnight to bring you these delicious chocolate, orange & thyme cupcakes!
Despite being the world's most trusted and recognised ethical mark, there are still many misconceptions about how Fairtrade works.
Competition Law is undermining the UK business efforts to work together to end poverty in some of the world’s poorest countries, according to new research from the Fairtrade Foundation.
Greggs, the UK’s leading bakery food-on-the-go retailer, has increased its wide range of Fairtrade goodies with additions to its winter hot drinks menu.
At Fairtrade, we continue to promote gender equality in sectors that have long been male dominated. In celebration of International Women’s Day, here are six ways Fairtrade is pressing for progress and empowering women: