The basics of fair trade labels Does paying more for these products actually guarantee anything meaningful for the people who produced them?

Fairtrade America has released new research showing that consumers are seeking out foods and beverages that support farmer's livelihood and the environment -- revealing an opportunity for CPG ...

If you're kind of but not really sure what all the words on coffee labels mean, we devised a helpful guide to common coffee bean lingo.

Sainsbury's is switching back to Fairtrade certification for black tea in its 'by Sainsbury's' own-label range. The move will see the return of the Fairtrade logo onto packaging for products like ...

Globally, the Fairtrade Mark remains the most recognized ethical label in the world, with 71% of shoppers indicating they'd seen the certification label.

Fairtrade expects sustainable and ethical sourcing, brand transparency and accountability, private label brand growth, the continued rise of 'regenerative', and investment in living incomes and ...

Feastables now sources 100 percent of its cocoa from Fairtrade certified cooperatives. The certification ensures Feastables chocolate is produced in line with the rigorous economic, social, and ...

But the experiences of the farmworkers suggest that while the wine bottles leaving the farm might bear the Fairtrade label, the workers on these farms do not feel they are fairly treated.

Sainsbury’s will display the Fairtrade logo on its own label black tea for the first time in eight years, after agreeing a new partnership with the Fairtrade Foundation. The switch marks a reversal ...

Fair Trade label aims to promote ethical coffee consumption. Do its skeptics have a case? While ‘experts’ may debate over the long-term benefits and effectiveness of Fair Trade, a couple of ...