All Ethical trade articles – Page 38
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ArticleUrgency called for in sustainability push
At last week's Sustainable Foods Summit, attendees learnt of a host of innovations for sustainability, as well as the need for immediate action
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ArticleBandegua recognised for agri-development
Dole subsidiary picks up the Orden Laboral award from the Guatemalan Ministry of Labor and Social Security
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ArticleSmall steps to big change
Nature & More’s latest campaign shows consumers how they can directly improve the lives of grower communities
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ArticleRetailers in Stronger Together fight
The REC joins the ALP, BRC, GLA and the UK’s largest retailers to cut human trafficking and forced labour in the UK
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ArticleSustainability key for Chep
Pallet pooling organisation's US division joins The Sustainability Consortium
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ArticleFrench growers denounce price war
Producer groups criticise "abusive" promotions and say they refuse to act as "cannon fodder" in supermarket battle.
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ArticleHewer may join banana campaign
The Fairtrade Foundation has invited The Apprentice star Nick Hewer to visit banana farms with hopes he will back campaign
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ArticleTotal Produce in sustainability commitment
Fresh produce giant commits to having 100 per cent of its volume of fresh fruits and vegetables sourced sustainably by 2020
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ArticleThe long road to ethical trade
South Africa’s ethical trade programme is reminiscent of the Mandela legacy and has potential to transform difficult labour relations in the fruit industry
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ArticleFairtrade sales benefit citrus workers
Employees at one of South Africa’s best knows citrus estates are benefiting from an innovative sales programme in the US
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ArticlePotato firm sets the 'green' pace
E Park & Sons installs one of the largest on-roof solar photovoltaic systems in the UK to save around £100k a year
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ArticleLatin consumers yet to wake up to sustainable foods
Regional consumption of Fair Trade and other certified products lags behind Europe and North America
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ArticleFresh Quest in Fair Trade melon first
Florida marketer says move is part of wider strategy to raise awareness among its customers about social and environmental issues
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ArticleHill and Hull unveil banana billboard
Harry Hill and Made In Chelsea star Cheska Hull on hand for the launch of Fairtrade's edible marketing move in London
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ArticlePolicing the industry
One year into Christine Tacon's role as supermarket and supplier ‘policewoman’, doubts still remain about the long-term impact of her role. Martyn Fisher reports
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ArticleFairtrade Fortnight focuses on bananas
The Make Bananas Fair campaign is at the centre of a host of actions planned for Fairtrade Fortnight, which commences today
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ArticleGovernment urged to intervene in banana price war
Fairtrade Foundation campaign calls on UK government to step in and end practice of low banana retail prices
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ArticleFyffes steps up Unicef polio aid
Banana giant to introduce new ways for customers to get involved in bid to immunise children against the deadly virus
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ArticleBanaBay and SH Pratt join forces
SH Pratt, which recently made redundant 87 workers, will be BanaBay’s ripening partner for UK-based activities
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Article360 Quality joins Save Food initiative
Association aims to make international food logistics more efficient while reducing waste