Supporting Fairtrade means that the workers and farmers involved in its production are fairly paid, equality in the workplace, good working conditions and many other benefits.
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| What is Fairtrade Fortnight? |
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For two weeks each year thousands of individuals, companies and groups across the UK come together to share the stories of the people who grow our food and make our clothing. We believe that knowledge is power and in promoting the principles of Fairtrade we are able to inform our customers on how they can make a difference through their purchases.
It has never been more important to speak up for workers’ rights, and to push for a fairer world at every point of the supply chain. The pandemic and the growing climate disaster continue to put farmers and garment workers under increasing pressure. We urge you to shop with heart and with thought, and make your voice heard.
Join us, united and campaigning for a better world, wherever you are.
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Fairtrade works to raise the voices of farmers and workers and prioritise what they need to respond to the environmental crises unfolding in already vulnerable communities. This Fortnight, we ask you to join us in using your voice to share the challenges that farmers and workers face day-to-day and how Fairtrade, as a solution is mitigating these.
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We believe fundamentally in the importance of trusted certifications. Products with the Fairtrade FLO Mark are guaranteed to meet the highest social, environmental and economic standards met throughout the whole supply chain.
The Fairtrade Cotton Mark provides traceability of the cotton from the garment back to the farmers who grew it, with the assurance that all cotton in a finished product is Fairtrade certified.
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Rigorous Fairtrade Standards support farmers co-operatives to protect the environment. They uphold environmental standards promoting best agricultural practices that are sustainable, minimise risks and protect biodiversity.
People Tree only ever work with organic cotton, linen and wool, and other sustainable, biodegradable fibres, ensuring there are no harsh chemicals or hazardous pesticides; making your garments kinder on skin, but also preventing soil degradation and unsafe working conditions for our farmers.
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Every purchase makes a difference
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Making simple changes to the way you shop can make a real difference. Purchasing Fairtrade products means that the workers and farmers involved in its production are fairly paid, enjoy equality in the workplace, good working conditions and many other benefits.
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Have you seen our clearance sale? Our discounts never impact the amount we pay our producers.
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