This week join Fairtrade Label South Africa in their campaign to promote an ethical alternative for all coffee lovers.
.jpg "Farmers like the one pictured here benefit from Fairtrade's efforts (Photograph by Natalie Bertrams)")
Farmers like the one pictured here benefit from Fairtrade's efforts (Photograph by Natalie Bertrams)
While there are many events and initiatives on the theme of fair trade happening internationally - in correlation with last Saturday's World Fair Trade Day - this will be the second time Fairtrade Coffee Week takes place in South Africa.
“Fairtrade Coffee Week has a special meaning for Fairtrade, both locally and internationally, as it celebrates our flagship product and the thousands of small-scale farmers involved in Fairtrade coffee production worldwide,” says FLSA’s Executive Director, Boudewijn Goossens.