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Fair Trade Coffee: From Farm to Table

This guest blog post comes to us from Jim Pellegrini, Founder, CEO & Director of Coffee at Muddy Dog Roasting Company. Jim travelled to Chiapas, Mexico on...

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By Lauren Brock • 5.14.13 • Quality Products
Bhakti Chai Founder Puts Investing in Women First

This guest blog post comes to us from Brook Eddy, founder of Bhakti Chai. Brook travelled to India to discover how Fair Trade empowers women and their families....

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By Sascha Schmitz • 5.10.13 • Improving Lives
Celebrating Women in Coffee for Mother’s Day: The Cafe La Dueña Miracle

This guest blog post comes to us from Christy Thorns, Director of Sourcing and Quality Control for Allegro Coffee. Christy works to empower women in coffee and...

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By Sascha Schmitz • 5.08.13 • Improving Lives
6 Easy Ways Celebrate Mother’s Day the Fair Trade Way

With Mother’s Day just around the corner, you’re probably looking for a way to show mom how much you really care. What if the products you give (or enjoy) this...

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By Lauren Brock • 5.06.13 • Fair Trade
Tell Mom it's Fair Trade: First-Ever Fair Trade Certified Robes from Under the Canopy

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By Katie • 5.05.13 • Quality Products

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Holiday Greetings and Gratitude from Fair Trade USA

12.24.11

Letter from President & CEO Paul Rice

Dear Friends, As I reflect on the past year, I am reminded of the many accomplishments and new lessons that we have achieved together in this amazing Fair Trade movement.

A Fair Trade Education

12.16.11

Penncrest High School in Media, Pennsylvania declared first Public Fair Trade High School in the country

Fair Trade Cooperative Pioneers Organic Farming in Honduras

12.09.11

Fair Trade Premium Brings Vital Support to RAOS Community

When the coffee cooperative La Cooperativa Regional de las y los Agricultores Orgánicos de la Sierra (RAOS) began using organic farming techniques, the decision was viewed as crazy by others in the region. Since then, the organization has become known in Honduras as a pioneer of organic coffee and has grown from 20 to over 200 farmers.