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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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Subindu Garkhel, cotton manager at the Fairtrade Foundation, explains how we’re all connected to the often invisible farmers and garment workers who make our clothes.
Why I’m standing in solidarity with Fashion Revolution to ask brands who made my clothes
fairtrade.org.uk
Why I’m standing in solidarity with Fashion Revolution to ask brands who made my clothes"Everybody deserves a living wage – it's about time the major brands stopped talking about it and starting enacting real change."
When will the people making our clothes receive a fair, living wage?
the-pool.com
Announced today, the Fairtrade Foundation is calling on more fashion brands to set a deadline for when they will finally deliver a living wage throughout their supply chains
Don't we already send the too much in foreign aid???
The don’t need aid, they need deceant salary.
FAIRTRADE helps hard workers to become self sufficient. 👍🏼
Today marks the start of Fashion Revolution, which falls on the anniversary of the Rana Plaza factory collapse, which killed 1138 people and injured many more on 24th April 2013.
The mission of Fashion Revolution is to unite people and organisations to work together towards radically changing the way our clothes are made.
Today, we're proud to share our new film from Fairtrade Schools, Unravelling the Cotton, which looks at some of the injustices faced by cotton farmers and garment workers in a complex supply chain and the ways in which Fairtrade seeks to address these issues.
Please share with your family, friends, and colleagues and join us in this global movement. Find out how you can get involved here: bit.ly/2HLumV7
Today we're celebrating Earth Day 2018 🌍
Read more about Fairtrade and sustainability and how simple choices can make huge differences to our planet: bit.ly/2q5wMUk
Wonderful. Making a living off food and attracting tourism to make a bigger profit by saving wildlife. Also making their climate stay beautiful. This will give them and future generations something to be proud of.
Wonderful, thanks to all of them for caring 👏👏👏💕💕💕
What goes around comes around. Xxxxx
Excellent! Thank you.
Super work xx
Good job
Marvellous!
Amazing ❤️
Fantastic
Beautiful 💚
Zivile Johnson 💗💗
Hannah Jasmine Goodridge
Maria Measor
Happy National Tea Day!
Pop the kettle on and take a look at our 10 facts about Fairtrade tea.
11. Sainsbury's Red Label tea is NOT Fairtrade. 😭
Typical - just made my morning coffee when I saw this post. Better catch up with the tea later !!
About to have some Fairtrade Tea that is also plastic-free! Lose leaf 🙂 #winnerwinnerteadrinkingdrinker
Susie Kitchens Stephanie Quantick Happy tea day
Every day is Happy Tea ☕️ Day for me 😊
Always drink Fairtrade tea
🤞is PG tips Fairtrade?
Tracy Davidd
