Where are Fairtrade products from?

Fairtrade International is based in Bonn, Germany, and is composed of two separate organisations: 1. Fairtrade International eV. is a non-profit multi-stakeholder association.

What companies sell Fairtrade products?

Businesses supporting Fairtrade Fortnight range from pioneering Fairtrade brands such as Clipper, Cafédirect, Green & Black’s and Divine Chocolate, through to Ben & Jerry’s, major brands such as Cadbury Dairy Milk, high street retailers including Sainsbury’s and the Co-operative, which both stock branded and own-label …

What are 5 companies that claim to be fair trade?

Here are a few companies that exercise Fair Trade in popular goods:

Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream.
Rishi Tea.
Fair Indigo.
Fairhills Wine.
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters.
Theo Chocolate.
Blends for Life.

Where can I find products with Fairtrade marks?

With over 30,000 products carrying the FAIRTRADE Marks, the chances are good that you can find Fairtrade products where you live. Start by checking out the website of the Fairtrade organization near you – many of these include Fairtrade product finders and profiles of products in their markets.

Where can I find Fairtrade herbs and spices?

Fortunately a huge variety of Fairtrade herbs and spices are now available. Beekeepers in developing countries face many challenges that Fairtrade helps to address. Eat them whole, or find them in cooking oils and cosmetics. There is a huge variety of Fairtrade nuts, seeds and pitted fruits available.

Where to find fair trade products you Fair Trade Certified?

If you can’t find products with the seal at your favorite grocery store, local coffee shop, office, or university, you can request it! Companies and brands are listening. We even have a comment card you can use as a template. Happy shopping! These are just a few of the stores that sell the fair trade products you love.

What do you do with the Fairtrade premium?

The Fairtrade Premium is an extra sum of money (paid on top of the selling price) that farmers or workers invest in projects of their choice. They decide together how to spend the Fairtrade Premium to reach their goals, such as improving their farming, businesses, or health and education in their community.