Fair Trade Menu

1. What is Fair Trade? 2. Fair Trade facts and figures 3. Fair Trade products 4. The producers of Fair Trade products 5. Where can I buy Fair Trade products 6. Fair Trade Fun Day

What is Fair Trade?

Fair Trade is run by an organisation that is against
human trafficking. Fair trade seeks to transform the lives of poor producers in the developing world by enabling them to use their skills and resources to trade their way out of poverty.

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Facts and Figures about Fair Trade

In the UK in 2001 the total of sales of
Fair Trade products was 50.5 million.

In the UK in 2011 the total of sales of

Fair Trade products was 1319.3 million.

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Examples of Fair Trade products

Chocolate
Fresh fruits Coffee

Clothes
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Two producers from different countries and how their communities benefit
This producer is located in
Kyenjojo District, Western Uganda tea.

This producer is located in

Kutch region, Gujarat State, Western India. cotton.

The product that they make is

The product that they make is

The company benefits from this

because by making this tea they get money in return.

The company benefits from this

because by making this cotton they get paid good money in return, one cotton farmer says I did not get any education but I want my children to. Because of the Fair Trade price, I can send them to school.

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Local sources of Fair Trade products

There are many different types of local Fair
Trade products that can be close to where you live. Here are some examples of Fair Trade items that you can buy: Clothes Food Furniture etc.
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 I have decided to hold an event for Fair

Trade. Its going to be a Garden Party, with lots of fun and games. There will be bouncy castles, egg and spoon races, treasure hunts, face-painting and much, much more. There will also be a barbecue provided. We hope to see you all there as it will be a fun and entertaining day for everyone to enjoy.
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