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UK retailers urged to join action that ensures banana workers earn living wage

Fairtrade International is launching the initiative aiming to achieve living wages, living incomes and resilient banana supply chains.

The Independent UK

Only 7% of coffee sold in the UK meets Fairtrade standards, research shows

The foundation says that the average non-Fairtrade coffee farmer lives on as little as £1.37 per day.

The Independent UK

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Huge global food market returns to Ayrshire with dishes from around the world

The market in the town centre until Sunday.

Daily Record

Greggs launches range of over-ice drinks

As well as fruit and lemonade drinks there is an iced chocolate and an iced mocha

Wales Online

Noblehill Primary's Fairtrade Group celebrate FairAchiever status

The accolade is the highest award possible under the Fairtrade Schools Award scheme and follows three years of hard work

Daily Record

‘We give our blood so they live comfortably’: Sri Lanka’s tea pickers say they go hungry and live in squalor

Top tea firms investigate as plantation workers say they have to pick 18kg a day but still skip meals and make their children work

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Fairbuds XL review: the excellent noise-cancelling headphones you can fix yourself

This ethical and repairable design proves Bluetooth headphones can be more sustainable

The Guardian - UK

Fairtrade: study finds premium label does not always benefit workers on South African wine farms

Wine was first produced in South Africa as far back as the mid-1600s by Dutch colonisers who sold it to passing ships. The industry developed further during the colonial and apartheid eras and wine became an important part of the South African economy.

The Conversation

Dalbeattie Primary pupils have a great time for Fairtrade Fortnight

The youngsters made and sold banana and chocolate chip cakes and tried to find as many Fairtrade products as they could in the town's shops

Daily Record

Greggs announces new Easter menu additions after axing hot cross buns

After Greggs announced they were getting rid of hot cross buns from their Easter menu this year, people on social media were not happy - but they've announced the replacements today

Daily Mirror

M&S shoppers race to buy new LIMITED EDITION Coronation food box

The high street favourite has already launched their coronation collections and they’re looking very regal

Bristol Post

M&S launches limited edition collectable tins for King Charles' coronation from £5 each

The commemorative tins are filled with either Fairtrade English Breakfast tea or All-butter Shortbread - here are more details

Chronicle Live

Dunscore Primary pupil spread Fairtrade message with Wee Brew

The children did plenty of baking using Fairtrade ingredients, raising nearly £140 in the process

Daily Record

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Daily Record

Dumfries and Galloway Fairtrade village brews up support for producers

The Fairtrade Big Brew in Dunscore has been going for 15 years and was once again a huge success

Daily Record

Tributes paid to volunteering hero and family man ahead of his funeral next week

Andy Mount died peacefully with his family around him after a long illness, on February 23 aged 82

The Guardian - UK

Wines that taste good – and do good

Snap up some good deals for Fairtrade Fortnight, and help encourage wineries run by talented people from more diverse backgrounds

Dublin Live

Coffee could disappear from shelves in Ireland by 2050 due to climate change

Coffee beans, cocoa and other foods grown in hot climates may become "expensive treats" soon as floods, droughts and increased temperatures damage farm land

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Irish Mirror

Coffee could disappear from shelves by 2050 as climate change concerns grow

Fairtrade Ireland warned climate change could lead to much less coffee coming into the country by 2050

The Guardian - UK

Raise a toast to Fairtrade Fortnight’s ethical wines

It may not change the world, but it’s a sip in the right direction says David Williams

The Guardian - UK

UK supermarkets expand budget Fairtrade ranges as demand grows

The ethical label has become mainstream, and is thriving despite the rising cost of living

Daily Record

There's lots going on in West Lothian to support Fairtrade Fortnight

The event is running from Monday, February 27 to Sunday 12 March

Daily Record

Kirkcudbright Fairtrade Group raises more than £200 at coffee morning

Fairtrade stallholders also made £350 from sales of everything from coffee to a door mat made out of recycled plastic flip-flops

The Guardian - UK

Fairtrade that offer more than just good intentions

High quality ‘ethical’ wines, prompted by the Co-op introducing the UK’s most expensive Fairtrade wine

The Guardian - UK

Money is running out to pay for our Fairtrade products

Santander hasn’t transferred our balance to a new Lloyds account and we need it to pay Traidcraft

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