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Fairtrade is a global movement that supports over 2 million farmers and workers in 68 countries, helping them achieve fair wages, invest in their communities, and protect the environment. By promoting ethical trade, Fairtrade empowers producers to improve their livelihoods and build a sustainable future.

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When and where did the fair trade movement start? And who started it?

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When and where did the fair trade movement start? And who started it?

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The Fair Trade movement promotes equitable trade worldwide. It originated after World War II with Edna Ruth Byler’s support for artisans. Certification began with coffee in 1988 and expanded. Fair Trade USA, founded in 1998, split from Fairtrade International in 2012 to broaden its impact. Both organizations empower farmers and workers for sustainable development.

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The rules of fair trade are in the picture above.

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Name five common products that are commonly purchased for fair trade.

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Name five common products that are commonly purchased for fair trade.

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Chocolate, one of the world's favorite treats, faces an uncertain future as cocoa farming remains unrewarding despite its tough working conditions. Similarly, coffee, a globally popular beverage, relies on 25 million smallholders who produce 80% of the supply. Cotton, the world's oldest commercial crop, remains vital to the textile industry, while the cut flower trade has grown into a major global industry worth over $100 billion annually. Meanwhile, gold, a symbol of love, power, and wealth, hides a far less glamorous reality beneath its shine.

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Many companies claim to follow fair trade principles, ensuring ethical sourcing, fair wages, and sustainable practices. However, not all of these claims hold up under scrutiny. While legitimate fair trade certifications guarantee that producers, especially in developing countries, receive fair compensation and work in safe conditions, some brands use misleading labels to appear more ethical than they genuinely are. Consumers should research certifications like Fair trade International or Rainforest Alliance to verify a product's authenticity. Ultimately, genuine fair trade practices support economic equity, environmental sustainability, and improved working conditions for farmers and artisans worldwide.

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Why does some consumers buy products that are fair trade

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Why does some consumers buy products that are fair trade

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Consumers choose Fair trade products to support ethical and sustainable practices that ensure fair wages, safe working conditions, and better opportunities for producers. Fair trade certification helps prevent exploitation, promotes environmental responsibility, and encourages sustainable farming methods. It supports community development by funding education, healthcare, and infrastructure projects. Beyond financial benefits, Fair trade empowers farmers and workers, giving them a stronger voice in trade. By choosing Fairtrade, consumers contribute to a more just and equitable global economy, where small-scale producers are treated with dignity and respect.

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what is the fair trade premium and what is it used for

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what is the fair trade premium and what is it used for

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In addition to the Fairtrade price, the Fairtrade Premium is an extra sum of money that goes into a communal fund, which farmers and workers can use to improve their communities. This additional funding allows them to invest in projects that enhance their social, economic, and environmental conditions. They have the freedom to decide how to allocate the funds, whether for building schools, improving healthcare, developing infrastructure, or adopting sustainable farming practices. By giving producers control over these resources, the Fairtrade Premium empowers communities to create long-term, meaningful improvements that benefit both workers and future generations.

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why do some consumers buy products that are not fair trade.

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why do some consumers buy products that are not fair trade.

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Consumers choose Fairtrade products to support ethical sourcing, fair wages, and sustainable practices, ensuring that the people behind the products they buy are treated fairly and have the opportunity to improve their livelihoods. By purchasing Fairtrade-certified goods, they contribute to safer working conditions, environmental protection, and more equitable global trade, empowering farmers and workers in developing communities to build better futures.

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What are 10 Countries that provide Provide trade products

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What are 10 Countries that provide Provide trade products

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These ten U.S. Countries are key players in global trade due to their high export value, strategic locations, and strong industries. Houston dominates in oil and gas, while New York and Los Angeles serve as major ports. Detroit leads in automotive exports, Seattle in aerospace, and Chicago and Dallas in transportation and manufacturing. Miami is a gateway to Latin America, San Francisco drives tech exports, and Atlanta is a logistics hub. Together, these cities shape the U.S. economy and global trade networks.

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These key U.S. trade cities contribute to fair trade through ethical sourcing, major ports, and consumer demand for fair trade products. With strong industries like tech, manufacturing, and logistics, cities such as New York, San Francisco, and Miami support responsible trade practices. Their ports facilitate the import of fair trade goods, while businesses integrate ethical sourcing into supply chains. Advocacy groups and markets in these cities further promote fair trade awareness and sustainable commerce.

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Website of a company that supports their trade and list three things that you find interesting about what they do.

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Website of a company that supports their trade and list three things that you find interesting about what they do.

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The website I visited was Tony's Chocolonely. At first, it looked like any other website, but when I took a closer look, I noticed something pretty cool. First there was a design your own wraper. Secont at the bottom there's a funny little joke thing that I could click on and it gave me a different joke each time. Lastly many different things not just the chocolate bar and they were all seasonal.

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Why do some people choose to buy products that aren't fair trade

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Why do some people choose to buy products that aren't fair trade

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Some people might do so due to price change, a lack of awareness and understanding of Fair Trade standards, or a perceived trade-off between ethics and affordability.