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All's Fair
All's Fair - Trading fairly for a fairer world. All's Fair is a family owned business located in the historic Norwich Lanes area of the city centre. Norwich boasts a leading UK shopping centre and the delightful Lanes area is home to a range of independent boutique style shops. We created All's Fair to specialise in Fair trade products and believe that we offer one of the largest ranges in the area.
Equal Exchange
The origins of Equal Exchange stretch back to 1979 when three voluntary workers returned to Edinburgh after working on aid projects in various parts of Africa. Along with a sister organisation in London, Campaign Co-op, they started buying instant coffee from Bukoba on Lake Victoria in Tanzania. As a result Campaign Coffee was born. The volunteers had seen how small scale farmers were getting into debt due, in part, to the appallingly low prices they received for their products. Aid was not the only answer - direct, fairer trading could help redress the balance! Many years later, after bigger campaigns, more education and better products finally reaching independent retailers and supermarkets, the three volunteers' dreams are beginning to be realised.
Ethical Superstore
Welcome to Ethicalsuperstore.com, a great place to do all your Fair trade, Organic, and Eco-friendly shopping. We welcome you to ‘Buy What You Believe’, anything from Fairtrade and organic grocery shopping, to energy efficient gadgets, to unique ethical gifts that give back to the people that made them.
Ethically Essential
Ethically Essential champions foods that are ethical as we believe that while fairtrade and organic are very important to the wellbeing of people and the planet, the ‘next step' in responsible shopping is seeking foods that are ethical as well.
Ethicsgirls.co.uk
Green and ethical issues can be complex and confusing and often a feeling of guilt raises its ugly head when making decisions. We want to take the guilt out of ethical consumption, to make life and our choices simpler. Our aim is to get everyone making those small changes to our lives that will have a positive impact on the planet and on people's lives. We are making Ethics Girls a co-operative. We will open the company up as a co-operative in October this year so that you can be part of what is happening. Being a member will give you the opportunity to help Ethics Girls really fulfill its real potential.
Just...Fairtrade
Since 2000 the shop has been at 10 Bishop Street, Town Hall Square, Leicester city centre. It’s open 9.30am to 5pm Monday to Saturday In 2000 we became a Workers Cooperative Company limited by shares and member of BAFTS, The British Association for Fair Trade Shops. As a social enterprise . Just aims * To get people excited by fair trade and the real difference it makes to poor communities all over the world so that they join us in making a difference. * To sell the best range of fair trade in the Midlands, making enough profit so we can grow and do exciting things that benefit our producers in the developing world. * To value the people of the Just community so they feel actively involved, encouraged and supported to play their full part in the work of Just.
One World Hull
Fair Trade is about working with people in the poorest nations to enable them to live in dignity and with hope for the future. Fair Trade works by paying reasonable wages for the work that is performed, by respecting the needs of individuals, by committing to long term relationships, and by providing credit where it is needed most. The Fair Trade movement is the result of thousands of men and women who see the consequences of the imbalance of power between the poorest nations and the richest nations, and feel moved in their hearts to take action to redress this situation. Fair Trade makes a real difference to the lives of the poorest producers.
Sainsbury's
In 1994 we were the first major supermarket in the UK to offer Fairtrade food. Today we are the biggest retailer of Fairtrade products in the UK, measured by sales value. Fairtrade offers producers in the developing world access to global trade markets and a guaranteed minimum price for their goods. Fairtrade standards protect producers against global price fluctuations and provide the security needed to plan for the future. Fairtrade also generates a social premium, allowing producers to invest in the development of their own local community. It’s been nearly seven years since we started selling Fairtrade bananas and many of our customers now expect the ethical standards of Fairtrade to apply to many of the products they buy from us. We’re now seeing record demand for Fairtrade amongst our customers. We pledged last year to double our sales of Fairtrade products, and we surpassed this goal by £36 million. Our annual Fairtrade sales now amount to £139 million and we expect them to grow beyond £200 million by the end of 2008/09.
