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Hornsea Local Market traders
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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"Fairtrade is freedom, it's communication, it's sustainability, it's empowerment, it's everything for us in a world that's so competitive". - Diomides Rodriguez, Fairtrade banana farmer
Meet the people behind some of our favourite food and drinks. People who deserve a fair price for their products. People who deserve a living income.
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Rosine's Hot Chocolate Salon pops-up in London from 25 February for a limited time only.
Hidden inside a newsagents, find the secret button to enter a West African themed cafe serving deliciously feel-good hot chocolate.
Savour three unique chocolate drink recipes, named after a Fairtrade cocoa farmer and created by three amazing chefs.
The popup marks the start of our Fairtrade Fortnight campaign.
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Fairtrades Secret Hot Chocolate Pop Up London Salon
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Fairtrades Secret Hot Chocolate Pop Up London Salon
Clorinda Prina - need!!!
Matthew Haydock Hannah Loryman
Angharad Wilkie & Loretta Coles sounds like your kind of day out xxx
Joanna Watson
Caitlin Conyers?
What an amazing idea, hopefully it will bring the publicity Fair Trade deserves. Love the 'secret button' idea.
Matthew Bartle-Man
Well, that's alright, but people can save $ by just buying their own Fair Trade or Equal Exchange certified hot cocoa and cocoa powder and making it themselves at home. Hopefully, there's more on the menu than only hot chocolate, or that business is doomed to fail.
Just one week until Fairtrade Fortnight begins!
We've made it easy for you to get involved, just visit our campaign page for loads of info, resources and ideas to spread the message: She Deserves a Living Income.
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Fairtrade Fortnight celebrates the farmers and workers who grow the food we eat, promoting a living wage and fair trade.
Robert Tuby
Fairtrade is a marvellous thing! Still awaiting teabags at my Church in Sandhurst...please....!...
Fairtrade is a marvellous thing! Still awaiting teabags at my Church in Sandhurst...please....!...
Rebecca Lowry
I went on Tradecraft website to order biscuits for Sunday worship and nothing that I wanted was available
We all do, and we can't pay the high prices of all these good products if we're not all paid living wages ourselves. Trust me, I've tried. It just doesn't work.
It’s the weekend! We’ve got a tasty cookie recipe that uses Fairtrade chocolate and Zaytoun’s award-winning Fairtrade olive oil.
Zaytoun olive oil supports 2,500 families to earn a sustainable living in Palestine.
The olive oil is produced from hand-picked olives pressed on the day of picking by farmers whose ancestors have tended their trees by hand for countless generations.
Zaytoun Almond and Dark Chocolate Fairtrade Cookies
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Zaytoun Almond and Dark Chocolate Fairtrade Cookies
Actually not including olive oil!
Sounds delicious, but no, no oil in the recipe.
Even though the recipe does NOT include Zaytoun Olive Oil, I will have it on sale at the Big Brew along with the gorgeous lightly smoked Olive Oil from Just Trading Scotland - excellent on salad leaves especially when seasoned with Tomato Salt - another Just Trading Scotland specialty...
No oil in the recipe.....?
Was hoping for olive oil cookie recipe!
I think it must be Fairtrade almonds not olive oil.
Did you know that only 13% of the world’s cotton is produced sustainably?
As London Fashion Week gets underway, find out how much you really know about the world's oldest commercial crop and the people who produce it.
Happy Valentine's Day! Did you know Fairtrade flowers grown in Africa have a lower carbon footprint than those from the Netherlands?
We give you six good reasons to feel blooming good when you buy Fairtrade Flowers. 🌹💝
6 Reasons why you should buy Fairtrade Flowers
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6 Reasons why you should buy Fairtrade Flowers
Fair trade only for me now. No Dutch stuff from today or Belgian chocolates or mostly anything from EU
I didn't even know there were fair trade flowers! Makes perfect sense.
Think you should read a bit more about so called fair trade flowers and what you are being charged a premium for.
Christian Simon thankyou!
So in Ireland it’s only Aldi which sells FT flowers? Good to know!!
I thought they used lots of water which could otherwise be used by local residents?
Fai Fai of any use for your campaign?
How much agricultural land which could be used to grow food for the people of Africa is given over to flowers for those of us who could just as easily get hold of something more seasonal. eg a bunch of daffs?
