Peru’s Vice President Inaugurates a Coffee Processing Plant in Canchaque
Equal Exchange 
December 22nd, 2011
The cooperative, presided over by Artemio Jimenez Huaman, has 233 members and approximately 323 hectares of coffee cultivation which annually produce 2 thousand one-hundred pound sacks of coffee.
Read MoreFair Trade Gold Glitters More Brightly
Triple Pundit 
July 7th, 2011
The newest Fair Trade standard, gold and associated precious metals, made its debut a little more than a year ago. It promises to improve social and environmental conditions for millions of small and artisanal gold miners around the world.
Read MoreNo Pain, No Gain?
Equal Exchange 
March 9th, 2011
Coffee prices are going up due to decreasing supply, increasing demand and commodity speculation. On the supply side, climate change is wreaking havoc on weather patterns across the world (we’ve had quite an interesting winter ourselves).
Read MoreGreen Business: From the West Bank, Fair-Trade Olives
Business Week
February 3rd, 2011
A Palestinian entrepreneur boosted the price paid for organic olives and has grown to become the West Bank’s biggest exporter of olive oil.
Read MoreYour Olive Branch Announces Winner of “I Love Fair Trade!” Contest
Your Olive Branch 
November 12th, 2010
The winner, whose creative entry was picked by an online vote, will receive $2,000 worth of fair trade products from Alter Eco and Indigenous Designs.
Read MoreAn Analysis of Fair Trade: Reflections from a Founder (Part II)
Equal Exchange 
November 14th, 2011
Part II: Building Fair Trade Coffee: How and Why? Let’s start with coffee. How did fair trade in coffee happen? How was this supply chain built? Who took the risk? Who benefited? What can we learn from this history?
Read MoreNeighborhood Cows and Pigs: Real Food Sovereignty
Shareable
June 27th, 2011
We all need to feel the essential link between soil, sun, water and life. Nature not only sustains us, it keeps us healthy and happy too.
Read MoreFarm to Kitchen: The Path of an Equal Exchange Banana
Equal Exchange 
February 22nd, 2011
A green and more just food system starts with small farmers from around the world.
Read MoreThe Stitching Studio: more meaning in the making
Ode Magazine 
November 23rd, 2010
Studio will teach women refugees embroidery, sewing and other skills that will help them navigate the working world.
Read MoreVote to pick the winner of $2,000 worth of fair trade apparel, food, and other goods
yobo
October 4th, 2010
Your Olive Branch’s “I Love Fair Trade!” contest has been narrowed down to ten finalists competing for the grand prize in an online vote.
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