By: Adrian Desbarats | 2011-02-23 | Current Affairs If you have tried buying clothes at a Bebe or Topshop shop, you have probably worn the handiwork of a Bangladeshi woman. Bangladesh is one of the major exporters of apparel to international labels in the U... read more
By: Mark | 2010-12-10 | Fashion Fair Trade fashion items like blouses, skirts, and accessories like jewelry and handbags are great because they ensure that a greater portion of the money gets to the people who make the products. However, Fair Trade fashion is also good for the environment. read more
By: Joan Rasch | 2010-12-28 | Business Fair trade stands for more equality between developed and developing countries and aims to reduce the dramatic income gap that “free trade” has inflicted on workers in the developing nations read more
By: Lee Laz | 2010-04-01 | Ethics In order to make an informed choice between ethical and fair trade clothing, you must have a clear understanding of what the difference is between the two. The clothing industry is one that can be very volatile when it comes to fads, trends and clothing styles that can come and go with the blink of an eye. There are many extremes that come into the clothing industry and nearly just as quickly, their appeal is gone. read more
By: Joan Rasch | 2010-12-29 | Business Fair trade products offer an affordable, high quality alternative to mass-produced items for the conscious consumer. Purchasing fair trade products directly supports a more equitable international trading system, and provides numerous benefits to both the producers and the consumers. read more
By: Joan Rasch | 2010-12-29 | Shopping Fair trade products offer an affordable, high quality alternative to mass-produced items for the conscious consumer read more
By: Stewart Wrighter | 2010-12-07 | Home & Family This article shows that some shops buy up goods abroad without really knowing the source of the goods. It also shows by going the fair trade route, at least the workers will get a living wage to sustain them and their families. read more
By: Mae Andrea | 2010-04-03 | Weddings Wedding favors are available in such a wide variety of styles & designs that it can be an overwhelming task trying to choose the right ones for your wedding. For many couples budget is always the deciding factor when it comes to buying those little gifts to say thank you to your guests. So how can you still have wonderful wedding favors without spending a fortune? read more
By: TonyTrussol | 2011-04-28 | Business When you know about fair trade foods and drinks, and you're working to become a "greener" more eco friendly consumer, then you're probably interested in finding out more about where you can get fair trade goods to help you on your way. This is common, and for many, easy access to these products makes the difference between choosing to use fair trade products and using your same old stuff. read more
By: Gilda Pedraza | 2010-04-04 | Environmental Fair Trade and Ecology are often complimentary. Fair trade promotes sustainable development because it encourages the use of natural resources in a responsible way, small batches or products are created and the methods used do not rely strongly on capital, oil or technology. Most times, fair trade crafts are handmade and agriculture does not rely on pesticides since poor farmers can't afford them or don't have access to them. read more
By: Richard P Mullins | 2010-03-29 | Interior design Eco friendly cleaning supplies are a great way to keep your home tidy without causing damage to the environment. Bleach, chlorine, and caustic cleaning agents can do a great deal of damage if they leak out into the local ecosystems and water supplies. In addition to this, these chemicals are irritants, which can cause chemical burns and severe illness if digested or spilled directly onto the flesh. read more
By: Inger Fountain | 2010-10-13 | Fashion Fair Trade clothing is not what it once was. Once garish and lacking in style it is now at the forefront of fashion. read more
By: Phil Adams-Wright | 2010-11-03 | Clothing You may have already heard all about what fair trade is and who can benefit from it. Fair trade is known as a product certification system which is designed to allow people to identify products that meet agreed environmental, labour and developmental standards. Fair trade covers a variety of products, from food and drink to clothing. read more
By: Cole Rees | 2010-11-03 | Fashion You may have already heard all about what fair trade is and who can benefit from it. Fair trade is known as a product certification system which is designed to allow people to identify products that meet agreed environmental, labour and developmental standards. read more
By: Joan Rasch | 2010-11-25 | Business Fair trade clothing is not commonly found in stores, but the concept is gaining popularity with consumers who are mindful of affecting change through our spending choices. By purchasing clothing that is made under Fair Trade conditions, we directly impact the lives of producer communities around the globe. Fair Trade clothing offers a high-quality and fashionable alternative to the mass-produced garments that are made at low costs by paying the producers unlivable wages read more