fairtrade foundation
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Fairtrade Foundation. The story of Justino Peck or How the first Fairtrade chocolate came to the UK. Commodity Prices in Real Terms: Cocoa. Commodity Prices in Real Terms: Cotton. Commodity Prices in Real Terms: Rubber. Commodity Prices in Real Terms: Sugar. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Fairtrade Foundation
The story of Justino Peck
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How the first Fairtrade chocolate came to the UK
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The FAIRTRADE Mark means:
•Farmers receive a fair and stable price for their products
•Producer groups receive a premium to invest in
improving their communities and businesses
•Greater respect for the environment
•Small farmers have a stronger position in world markets
•A closer link between shoppers and producers
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Divine Chocolate
Kuapa Kokoowater well
Kuapa KokooSchools
We are a Fairtrade School:
Our school has set up a Fairtrade School Steering Group
Our school has written and adopted a whole school Fairtrade Policy
Our school is committed to selling, promoting and using Fairtrade products
Our whole school learns about Fairtrade issues
Our school is committed to promoting and taking action for Fairtrade in school and the wider community
