All Ethical trade articles – Page 34
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ArticleFyffes suspended from Ethical Trade Initiative
Banana giant has been suspended from the ETI following an investigation into workers’ rights in Central America
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ArticleTru-Cape supports hunger project
South African retailer and apple giant team up to help hungry people during month of May
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ArticleHazera backs African agri development
Company aims to provide high quality seeds and expertise to support people improving their living conditions
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ArticleUni-Vert co-op goes fair trade
Organic growers group is now the first cooperative in France with both organic and fair trade accreditation
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AnalysisOpinion: How to get more women in produce
Frank maternity discussions could see a better process for women returning to work and gaining senior roles, writes Jo Phillips, director of JW European
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ArticleTesco trials pulp mushroom punnets
Retailer said new packaging is fully recyclable and will absorb moisture leading to fresher mushrooms
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ArticleEosta backs Kenyan avocados
The Dutch organics specialist highlights the benefits to Kenyan smallholders and local communities of sourcing organic avocados from Kenya
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ArticleOne Banana helps Peruvian families
CSR-led banana operation is helping those families affected by the recent floods in Peru
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ArticleSanLucar spreads sustainability message
Valencia – New label bring attention the company’s worldwide d.r.e.a.m.s. programme
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ArticleDesert Farms invests in labour training
Company endorses government initiative designed to boost job prospects for migrant workers
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ArticleLabour issues laid bare at GBC2017
A special session at Global Berry Congress focused on wide ranging topics such as modern slavery and automation
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ArticleEkland presents new board line-up
The soft fruit specialist’s recently appointed CEO brings more than 30 years of marketing and branding experience to his new role
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ArticleFresh voices in land debate
The land debate in South Africa is hotting up in a year that the government party will elect a new leader to replace Jacob Zuma
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ArticleAid project boosts Indonesia's farming capabilities
Academics from Indonesia’s University of Mataram has visited New Zealand to work on a multinational farming project
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ArticleTesco launches new food waste hotline
New online service will provide another link between suppliers and Tesco product teams to help flag up food waste ‘hotspots’
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ArticleOrganic Monitor becomes Ecovia
The research, consultancy and events group for the organics industry rebrands to Ecovia Intelligence next month to reflect its widening range of activities
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ArticleEqual Exchange promotes fairtrade bananas
US retailers and consumers invited to explore how fairtrade creates a seat at the trading table for small-scale farmers around the world
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ArticleFairtrade banana sales up six per cent
Bananas were the second fastest-growing Fairtrade product during the last year and grow ahead of declining grocery market
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ArticleBoris Johnson visits Blue Skies Ghana
Foreign secretary visited tropical fruit supplier in Ghana and met with chairman Anthony Pile as part of a tour of west Africa
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ArticleFairtrade targets fruit buyers
Certification schemes such as Fairtrade Foundation have new value as consumers now expect produce to meet ethical, as well as environmental standards