The Co-operative is to become the first supermarket to stock Fairtrade Palestinian olive oil – the first Palestinian product to receive Fairtrade certification. The Equal Exchange Fairtrade Palestininan Extra Virgin Olive Oil is available in over 300 Co-operative stores across the UK.
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Philosopher Peter Singer has written a new book by the name of The Life You Can Save, there is also an accompanying website www.thelifeyoucansave.com where visitors can pledge to up their giving to the world’s poor to levels that really make a difference. 27,000 children will die today in the developing world from preventable causes. We live in [...]
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Adili has launched its much awaited Own-Label collection, designed in-house by Sury Bagenal. The collection champions fair trade through the extraordinary handwork skills of SEWA; a women’s union and cooperative in Gujarat, India and Mr Dipak Pariyar; a traditional tailor in Nepal. Made from peace silk, bamboo and organic cotton, made in the same place [...]
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