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Fairtrade is an ethical certification and movement aimed at ensuring that producers in developing countries receive fair wages and work under safe, equitable conditions.

It focuses on promoting sustainability, environmental protection, and community development. By supporting fair trade products, consumers help create better trading conditions for farmers and workers.

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What is fair trade? | University of Canterbury

The Fairtrade logo is a globally recognised symbol that indicates a product has been certified to meet fair trade standards. It guarantees that the product was produced and traded according to principles of fairness, equity, and sustainability.

 

Fairtrade supports sustainability and tackles climate change by promoting eco-friendly farming practices, such as reducing pesticide use, conserving water, and protecting biodiversity. It helps farmers adapt to climate change through sustainable techniques and provides financial support via the Fairtrade Premium for climate-resilient projects. Additionally, Fairtrade empowers farmers with knowledge and resources to implement green practices, while advocating for policies that address both environmental and social impacts. Find out more.

Worcester Students’ union promises to prioritise Fairtrade suppliers where possible as explained in our Ethical Procurement guidance. Ethical procurement refers to the process of sourcing goods and services in a responsible manner that considers environmental, social, and economic impacts.

 

Fairtrade Fortnight is an annual, two-week campaign that promotes Fairtrade products and raises awareness about the importance of ethical trading. To mark Fairtrade Fortnight, Worcester Students' Union has partnered with Student Services for a special pop-up event called "Fancy a Fairtrade Cuppa." This event invites students to enjoy a Fairtrade drink while engaging in meaningful conversations about ethical procurement, well-being, and climate action. It’s a great opportunity to connect with others, share thoughts, and explore how sustainability and well-being go hand in hand.

Follow us on social media to keep up to date with our plans for Fairtrade fortnight.

 

The campus shop in the Student Union building at St John’s campus offers a wide variety of Fairtrade products. These items can be easily identified by the Fairtrade logo displayed on the shelf. You can also access a full list of the Fairtrade items available in the shop.

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Have you got an idea for a sustainability intiative? We’d love to hear from you! Submit your ideas through our Ideas Forum and help shape the future of sustainability at Worcester.

 

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Every effort has been made to ensure that all information contained on the Worcester Students’ Union webpages is both current and accurate. However, information within these pages is subject to change without prior notice. Please seek professional guidance for the latest information. No liability can be accepted for any errors or misleading information.

 

 

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