All Ethical trade articles – Page 48
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ArticleDFID and Waitrose form RSA worker scheme
UK retailer and Department for International Development aims to increase youth skills in South Africa's value chain
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ArticleDole resolves environmental lawsuit
Multinational 'amicably resolves' lawsuit claiming it misrepresented its commitment to the environment in Guatemala
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ArticleFairtrade Foundation names CEO
Michael Gidney has been confirmed as the CEO of the UK's Fairtrade Foundation, taking over from Harriet Lamb
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ArticleUN urges people to buy "funny fruit"
New campaign aims to cut food waste, improve sustainability of supply and make public better appreciate value of food
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ArticleFairtrade launches US organisation
New operation Fairtrade International USA reveals its new board of directors and interim operations manager
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ArticleFPC slams waste claims
Consortium points to previous WRAP research as evidence that fresh produce supply chain is doing its bit to reduce waste
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ArticleUK promotional drive bears fruit in RSA
Against the backdrop of ongoing South African farm worker strikes, farm schools in the Cape region have received a special donation
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Searching for sustainable solutions
Food Tank will try to fix the world's "broken" food system, alleviating hunger and obesity at the same time
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ArticleSweden hosts Urban Agriculture Summit
Linköping puts itself on fresh produce map with three-day event covering long-term improvements to global food supply
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ArticleFraud charge rocks Italian school scheme
Funding process for school fruit project under suspicion as police arrest former agriculture ministers Zaia and Galan
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ArticleEarly Chilean table grapes underway
The South American nation’s first grapes of the season are being exported under the regional FreshAtacama label
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ArticleModì supports Amnesty International
Club apple variety invites Facebook fans to join it in expressing solidarity for women in Middle East and North Africa
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ArticleReprieve for South African growers
Labour union suspends strike action until 9 January, leaving workers free to harvest and pack grape and stonefruit crops
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ArticleOppy goes ethical with Brazilian grapes
Rainforest Alliance table grapes from Fazendas Labrunier will be available in North America through the end of the year
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ArticleWestern Cape braced for further unrest
Early stonefruit harvest faces potential disruption next week if proposed strike action by workers goes ahead as planned
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ArticleWorkers threaten Western Cape truce
South Africa's largest trade union has warned that violent protests may resume if the government fails to review worker wages
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ArticleReady Pac campaign helps fight hunger
Ready Pac Cool Cuts Facebook campaign designed to generate money for Feeding America hunger relief charity
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ArticleCape unrest masks complex reality
New report into South African fresh produce supply chain finds broader understanding necessary to solve current crisis
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ArticleTrade ombudsman call by EU producers
Copa-Cogeca tells ICOP 2012 summit independent monitoring agency is required to foster balanced supply chain relations
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ArticleBlue Skies wins responsible capitalism award
UK supplier honoured for its commercial success and social responsibility