Fair trade logos downloadable

Fairtrade International is probably the most well known fair trade label worldwide. The have a network of Fairtrade organizations in 24 countries, including Fairtrade America. The Fairtrade Mark, as seen on products above, signifies that a fair cost has been paid to small farmers and also a Fairtrade premium above the fair price, which goes towards the social, environmental or economic development of the local community.

The number of Fairtrade International products has increased tremendously over the past decade or so. According to their website, over 27, products carry the Fairtrade mark, sold in countries. Fairtrade certified products are mostly food items like coffee, tea, chocolate, bananas, rice, etc. The most well known Fairtrade certified product in the U. They also certify sports balls.

Including families and dependents, Fairtrade International estimates that six million people directly benefit from Fairtrade. Fair Trade USA is a non-profit organization that has granted fair trade status to over manufacturers and distributers. They see fair trade not just as a market, but as a social movement that offers real choice to consumers and real change to farmers and workers.

Instead of working with an existing certification body Fair Trade USA developed their own standards and compliance criteria, which you can access in their Standards Download Center.

When a group is ready to acquire a license to use the Fair Trade Certified label, SCS, the third-party independent certifier, issues the license. Make sure to note which one is on the package so you know exactly what part of the product is fair trade!

In some instances, like with tea, it will even have the percentage of the product that is fair trade. Most food and non-food commodities alike, including raw materials to the finished product can be certified.

This is perhaps where Fair for Life differs the most from other certifications. Every step of production can be certified, including producers, manufacturers and traders, whereas other certifiers simply certify the finished product or only a couple steps of the production. Another distinguishing aspect of Fair for Life is that they also certify entire companies.

No other certifier does this. So far there are only a handful, but it shows an impressive dedication to prioritizing transparency in business at all levels. The IMO is an independent, third-party certifier specializing in international inspection and certification services for organic, ecological and social standards. There are more than certified Fair for Life products including mangoes, almonds, aloe vera, apples, asparagus, avocados, tea, rice, soaps and shampoos, chocolate, spices, coconut oil, grapes, honey, pears, shea butter, wine and more.

Below is a graphic of the most common fair trade food items. You can find these products and more in your local grocery! Membership organizations like the World Fair Trade Organization and the Fair Trade Federation are an important part of the fair trade movement. They host events, conferences, campaigns and advocate for fair trade.

Organizations from all parts of the fair trade supply chain, can apply to become members. In return for membership dues, each organization gains credibility, showing that they follow the fair trade principles in all they do. We are proud of our membership and of being part of a distinct group of like-minded businesses all fully committed to fair trade.

The WFTO is a global association that has formally acknowledged up to producer cooperatives, marketing companies, importers, retailers, and regional and national support organizations as fair trade. In operation since , WFTO recognizes its member organizations and retailers by determining their adherence to the 10 Principles of Fair Trade throughout their day-to-day processes. The interest of producers, especially small farmers and artisans, is the main focus in all the policies, governance, structures and decision making within the WFTO.

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