The latest news from Fairtrade Australia New Zealand
A multi-country survey shows that a majority of shoppers, including those in Australia and New Zealand, are familiar with the Fairtrade Mark and believe it reflects their personal values.
After already dropping below production costs, coffee prices have now reached historically low levels, threatening the livelihoods of millions and putting the future of one of the world’s most-loved commodities at risk.
Actor and activist Emma Watson has adopted Good On You’s brand ratings, created with the help of Fairtrade ANZ, as her benchmark for sustainable and ethical fashion choices.
At Fairtrade we echo the UN’s call to stand up for equality, justice and human dignity. Find out some of the ways we work to ensure human rights are protected.
October was an exciting month for Fairtrade in the Pacific, as we ushered in not one but two newly certified producer organisations. This brings the total number of Fairtrade certified groups in the Pacific to 16.
After the worst floods in a century caused devastation across Kerala in August, we hear from the director of a local farmers’ cooperative, the newly appointed chairman of Fairtrade’s Network of Asia and Pacific Producers (NAPP), Bijumon Kurian:
We are excited to announce the release of the 2017-18 Fairtrade ANZ annual report.
Fairtrade ANZ has welcomed Alang Daom Coffee Estate Inc. (Alang Daom) to the Fairtrade network of Pacific producer organisations.