Anzeige

bio-markt.info | Advertising | Imprint | data protection

Fairtrade


Germany the world leader in organic and fair

Fairtrade Fairtrade

20.03.2017 Editor

Organic and Fair: nowhere else in the world is this combination as popular as in the German market. 70 percent of fairtrade goods sold in 2016 also carried an organic logo, reports the Transfair association that issues the fairtrade logos in Germany.


Tea Promoters India: organic future for Darjeeling

Fairtrade Fairtrade

28.02.2017

Darjeeling, a region in the Himalayas, is synonymous with good tea. During the colonial era the British introduced tea growing and Darjeeling became famous for its tea. Today, tea still determines the work and lives of the people in the towns and villages in the mountains of West-Bengal on the border with Nepal, Sikkim and Bhutan. But now, contemporary approaches to tea cropping are called for. Organic, fairtrade and sustainability are for the company Tea Promoters India just some of the strategies for taking Darjeeling forward to an organic future (video).


Metropolitan region of Nuremberg is fairtrade region now

Fairtrade Fairtrade

23.02.2017 Editor

A merger of 23 counties and eleven municipalities in the metropolitan region of Nuremberg has won the title "fairtrade region". The area has been awarded at a side event of BioFach. 


Organic Monitor: predictions for sustainable foods in 2017

Fairtrade Fairtrade

12.01.2017 Editor

The London based market researcher Organic Monitor is giving its predictions how the sustainable foods sector will develop in 2017 by categories like organic food, eco-labels, sustainable sourcing, traceability etc.


Organic products from abroad: are prices and wages fair ?

Fairtrade Fairtrade

13.09.2016 Leo Frühschütz

The objective is clear: people producing organic goods must earn enough to live on. But do importers in fact pay prices that enable the producers and the workers in the fields and plantations to have a decent standard of living? If the answer is that they often don't, what does that mean for the specialist organic trade?


“Agro-Resistance” in Palestine

Fairtrade Fairtrade

02.09.2016 Redaktion

For years, Israel has been trying to drive Palestinian farmers off their land by restricting agriculture. “Canaan Fair Trade”  is a farming project, that wants to support local small-hold farmers by helping to grow resistant organic crops, buying products to above market prices and finding markets for the produce.


UK: Chocolate, a leading fair trade product

Fairtrade Fairtrade

25.07.2016 Editor

Chocolate is seen as one of the fair trade movement’s biggest success stories. In recent years, three of the world’s biggest chocolate producers have made at least one of their iconic brands with fairtrade chocolate.


First fair trade certified line of organic cotton

Fairtrade Fairtrade

04.07.2016 Editor

Pact Organic, makers of premium organic and Fair Trade Certified basics, announced its launch in 460 participating Target locations across the United States, according to PR News Wire


Continental Clothing launches organic cotton range

Fairtrade Fairtrade

29.06.2016 Editor

Continental Clothing Company, a leading UK-based wholesale t-shirt manufacturer, is to launch a new range of Fairtrade organic cotton t-shirts and hooded sweatshirts under its new label Fair Share, explains Eco Textile.


Swiss consumers buy fair trade products for half a billion USD

Fairtrade Fairtrade

21.06.2016 Editor

In 2015 the Swiss bought 520 million CHF (522 million USD) of fair trade products with the Max Havelaar label last year.


Bitter aftertaste: Oxfam study of pineapple and banana cropping

Fairtrade Fairtrade

21.06.2016 Leo Frühschütz

Conventional tropical fruit for German supermarkets is being produced under horrifying ecological and social conditions.This is the picture presented by the development organisation Oxfam in a report dealing with pineapple production in Costa Rica and banana production in Ecuador. Criticism is also directed at the Rainforest Alliance that certified several of the plantations under investigation.


GEPA fair trade pioneer for 40 years

Fairtrade Fairtrade

25.05.2016 Editor

GEPA is an enterprise that practices 100 per cent fair trade business. Therefore, any surplus is exclusively re-invested in fair trade.


Fair week in Germany

Fairtrade Fairtrade

23.05.2016 Editor

The 15th Fair Week will take place from 16 to 30 September 2016. This year, the event will focus around the effects of fair trade.


USA: First World Fairtrade Challenge campaign

Fairtrade Fairtrade

19.05.2016 Editor

This year, the Bolivian Embassy highlighted Fairtrade organic coffee grown by small-scale Fairtrade coffee farmers during the Open Day of the embassies in Washington DC that attracted over 30,000 visitors.


Fairtrade Foundation looking for more partners

Fairtrade Fairtrade

21.03.2016 Editor

The Fairtrade Foundation will increase its investment in business innovation between 2016 - 2020.


Tradin Organic: new projects for sourcing organic cocoa

Fairtrade Fairtrade

07.03.2016 Editor

Since the 1980’s, Tradin Organic have been active in sourcing organic cocoa and is developing new projects each year. In 2015, some of the new origins added to the project list were Peru and Sierra Leone.


Happy Coco: start-up with organic, fair, raw and vegan products

Fairtrade Fairtrade

07.03.2016 Editor

The start-up Happy Coco trades in new, innovative coconut products. The firm was founded in October 2014 in Amsterdam by Arjuna van de Kooij and Hans-Marcus Röver.


The real cost of food

Fairtrade Fairtrade

26.01.2016 Editor

At the Green Week in Berlin, Nature & More launched its True Cost of Food initiative, a campaign to include all the external costs of food production in the price.


The value of overall ethical sales grew up to £38 billion in the UK

Fairtrade Fairtrade

19.01.2016 Editor

The value of overall ethical sales grew by 8 per cent up to £38 billion, during a period when inflation barely rose above 0.5 per cent, according to the new Ethical Consumer markets report.


Mitka: practising fair trade in Central America

Fairtrade Fairtrade

29.09.2015

The Central American Coffee Import and Export GmbH, abbreviated to Mitka, imports fair trade coffee from Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras and, above all, Nicaragua. For 30 years Mitka has striven, maintaining direct contact with producers, to practise fair and sustainable trading with the producers.


9th International Fair Trade Towns conference in Bristol

Fairtrade Fairtrade

18.06.2015

On 4 - 5 July, 300 delegates from 18 countries across the world will attend the 9th International Fair Trade Towns conference in Bristol.


True costs of the fashion industry

Fairtrade Fairtrade

04.06.2015

While clothing prices hit rock bottom, the human and environmental costs are sky rocketing in the multi-trillion dollar fashion industry.


Italy: Milano Fair Cuisine – Fair and local

Fairtrade Fairtrade

22.05.2015

Milano Fair Cuisine is an initiative that aims at promoting ethical consumption in restaurants.


Sri Lanka: Good Market – Organic, Sustainable and Local

Fairtrade Fairtrade

13.05.2015

Sri Lanka is a small country and for a long time the people had other worries than where to buy organic products. But the Good Market project in Colombo shows that there is growing demand for organic food, natural cosmetics and sustainably manufactured products.


Fairtrade at UK Coffee Week and London Coffee Festival

Fairtrade Fairtrade

08.05.2015

The Fairtrade Foundation joined coffee roasters, cafés and other exhibitors at the London Coffee Festival. Businesses that support the UK Coffee Week include Starbucks, which is currently celebrating five years of serving 100% Fairtrade espresso-based drinks.


<<        < 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7  >        >>

Anzeige