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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...
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....
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...
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...
He doesn't always eat cucumbers, but when he does, they're #FairTrade. He's the most interesting dog in the world. ;) http://t.co/JOIpqis0Gl05/17/2013 · 5:22 PM
Consumers are a necessary piece of the journey to sustainability for farmers & businesses. Without your support, it all falls apart.05/17/2013 · 5:10 PM
This week Heather Franzese joined Todd and me in Mumbai. Heather arrived straight from Washington D.C. after attending a meeting of the MFA Forum (Multi Fiber Agreement).
At the MFA forum, brands, NGOs and multi-lateral organizations met to discuss the impact of the current economy on garment workers’ lives. Reduced consumer spending in the US and Europe has many factories struggling to stay open, and some have already closed.
When we arrived in Hyderabad, the clean, modern airport and absence of ancient taxis spewing diesel exhaust signaled that we had arrived in a much more developed city.
As a part of TransFair’s work on developing a Fair Trade standard for textile products, our team planned a three week trip to India to connect with garment workers, cotton farmers, worker representatives and labor rights Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO’s).