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Additional Resources on the Fair Trade Movement

  • TransFair USA offers a helpful list of fair trade organization links and publications.


  • The following site, at the Fair Trade Federation, provides a list of organizations offering technical assistance, education, product development, market information, and other services to producers.


  • The Fair Trade Research Group at Colorado State University links Network of scholars and practitioners working on fair trade.


  • Radio Netherlands takes a closer look at what a fair trade label really means.




  • For a concise list of the terminology linked to fair trade, check out “The ABCs of Fair Trade”.


  • Learn more about how trade is linked to traditional environmental issues from the Sierra Club’s Responsible Trade Program.


  • A September 2005 article published in Conscious Choice looks at growing trends to help poor coffee farmers.




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