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FAIRTRADE HORNSEA
We are a community, which has made a commitment to supporting Fairtrade, and through it to support disadvantaged farmers and workers in developing countries.
Fairtrade is a tool to eradicate poverty and at Hornsea Local Market we sell food, household goods, gifts, toys, jewellery and much more - all of which guarantee the producers a living wage and a premium to be used, by the community, for better living conditions and development.
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The weather's warming up and ice-cream is a great way to celebrate. 🍦
You may not realise it when you’re digging your spoon into that caramel swirl, but your support for Fairtrade helps to tackle the effects of climate change and back the people who produce the ingredients we love.
Find out more → bit.ly/2zCenmD
How a scoop of ice cream can make the world of difference
fairtrade.org.uk
How a scoop of ice cream can make the world of difference“Farmers should be paid at least a living wage and if we keep asking and demanding, things will change.”
Melissa Hemsley from Hemsley & Hemsley talks to Bustle about using your voice to make positive change.
Melissa Hemsley's Easy Tips For Being Sustainable At Home & At Work
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Melissa Hemsley is a cook, a podcaster, an author, and one half of the sister duo behind HEMSLEY + HEMSLEY — a London-based food business focussed on creating joyous, nutritious food for the body, mind, and spirit. Hemsley published her first solo…Sambells’ Café is name after the architect of the Central Methodist Church in Truro. It is a friendly environment in which to meet friends have a light meal or just a drink. If you read their menu you will see the great care they take in sourcing the food they serve and just how much of it is Fairtrade. It was because of this that the Fairtrade Committee nominated Sambells’ for a South West Fairtrade Award. We are pleased to say that, not only were they given an award, but that it was Silver. Brian Terry presented the well deserved certificate to Laxmi Dassoontee in front of an audience of customers and Fairtrade supporters.
A banana plant is a herb
A fruiting herb.
Aren’t they classed as a seed?
Fruit from a tree
If a banana had gone black hang it up butterflies love them!
In the link to the banana cake recipe, is the weight of banana the peeled or unpeeled value?
Thore Reigber
I understood it is a biennial grass, but you can correct me
Herb
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Herb..
Fruit?
Technically I believe a banana is a berry
Fairtrade AND vegan. 😍
What are your favourite ethical treats? → bit.ly/2AypEaC
9 Fairtrade Products You Didn't Know Were Vegan
fairtrade.org.uk
9 Fairtrade Products You Didn't Know Were Vegan"Fairtrade creates relationships, very strong relationships. It makes us become like a big family and I really appreciate that."
Kum Ninsonga is the manager of Alang Daom Coffee Estate, Inc. a coffee growing organisation located in Papua New Guinea. ☕ When you choose Fairtrade coffee, not only can farmers build a better quality of life for their families and communities, they can invest in growing better quality beans too.
Learn more → www.fairtrade.org.uk/Buying-Fairtrade/Coffee
