• Forced and abusive child labor practices are prohibited• Farmers earn a price that is adequate to meet their basic human needs• Environmentally sustainable production methods are required
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Where To Buy Fair Trade Chocolate
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2/14/2011 10:22:00 AM
Labels: Business, child labor, Chocolate, Environment, Fair Trade, Fauna, LIFESTYLE, SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE, VALENTINE'S DAY
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Where To Buy Fair Trade Chocolate
- • Forced and abusive child labor practices are prohibited
- • Farming families earn a price that is adequate to meet their basic human needs
- • Environmentally sustainable production methods are required
- • List of Fair Trade and Organic Chocolate (slave free)
- • Fair Trade Chocolate (Global Exchange)
- • Fair Trade Certified
- • Fair Trade Labeling Organization International
- • Fair Trade Federation
- • Fair Trade Resource Network (Fair trade flowers)
- • Fair Trade Foundation, London
For more information on healthy foods, see: Do we need another Jungle?
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2/10/2010 06:49:00 PM
Labels: Chocolate, Fair Trade, VALENTINE'S DAY, World News
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Where to Buy Fair Trade Chocolate
• Forced and abusive child labor practices are prohibited
• Farming families earn a price that is adequate to meet their basic human needs
• Environmentally sustainable production methods are required
Where can you buy Fair Trade chocolate and other Fair Trade goods?
• Fair Trade Chocolate (Global Exchange)
• Fair Trade Certified
• Fair Trade Labeling Organization International
• Fair Trade Federation
• Fair Trade Resource Network (Fair trade flowers)
• Fair Trade Foundation, London
For more information on healthy foods, see: Do we need another Jungle?
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The Environmentalist
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2/14/2009 03:19:00 AM
Labels: Agriculture, Business, Chocolate, Environment, Fair Trade, Global Warming, Living
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Where to Buy Fair Trade Chocolate
Cross-posted on The Huffington Post , FoxNews
A Valentine's Day reminder, given chocolate's status as a conflict substance, that ethical (and tasty!) chocolate is readily available. Why is this important? With Fair Trade chocolate:
- Forced and abusive child labor practices are prohibited
- Farming families earn a price that is adequate to meet their basic human needs
- Environmentally sustainable production methods are required
Where to buy Fair Trade chocolate and other Fair Trade goods?
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2/13/2008 11:25:00 PM
Labels: Agriculture, Business, Chocolate, Environment, Fair Trade, FoxNews, Global Warming, Huffington Post, Living
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