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The goal of FairHer is to celebrate the strong women of Fair Trade throughout the supply chain, from the women farmers and workers behind our favorite Fair Trade products to the women business representatives and advocates who get Fair Trade on store shelves. These women make the world a "...
In honor of Mother’s Day, which falls on the same weekend as World Fair Trade Day (May 9-10), Fair Trade USA encourages families to share the love by giving Fair Trade gifts like roses or clothing, and cooking or baking with ingredients that feature the Fair Trade Certified label. This label...
During Fair Trade Month, retailers, brands and ethically-minded consumers join together in celebration of the global impact of Fair Trade. Visit BeFair.org to find out how Fair Trade works, browse the various Fair Trade products that are now available, and learn simple ways to show your support for...
Mother’s Day, which falls on the same weekend as World Fair Trade Day (May 10-11), is the perfect opportunity to honor moms around the world by giving Fair Trade gifts like roses or chocolate, and cooking or baking with ingredients that feature the Fair Trade Certified label.
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Fair Trade USA, a nonprofit organization, is the leading third-party certifier of Fair Trade products in North America. Fair Trade USA audits and certifies transactions between companies and their international suppliers to ensure that the farmers and workers producing Fair Trade Certified goods were paid fair prices and wages, work in safe conditions, protect the environment, and receive community development funds to empower and uplift their communities. Fair Trade USA also educates consumers, brings new manufacturers and retailers into the system, and provides farming communities with tools, training and resources to thrive as international businesspeople. Visit www.FairTradeCertified.org for more information.
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