Based in the UK, Miles Litvinoff has a long history of involvement in fair trade and the global justice movement.Based in the UK, John Madeley had a long history of involvement in fair trade and the global justice movement. John worked on poverty and trade issues with United Nations organisations in Geneva, New York and Rome.

Even if you think you are reasonably aware of the fairtrade issue, reading this book is likely to lead to a long hard look at your shopping habits.

• ForewordAcknowledgementsIntroduction1.Back a system that benefits the poor2.Pay small-scale growers a fairer price 3.Buy products you can trust4.Help producers believe in tomorrow 5.Make trade more democratic 6. Put a human face on development7.Ensure plantation workers earn a living wage 8.Empower women and girls 9.Enable people to eat 10. Save a cotton farmer's life11.Be part of a growing global movement12. Say Nuts! to unfair trade13.Enjoy real quality, produced with pride 14. Send a child to school 15.Help make poverty history 16. Make your town a fair trade town17.Shield small-scale growers from falling and erratic prices 18. Give someone's health a boost19.Promote human rights 20. Free child carpet workers21.Cut down the middlemen 22. Drink to a better world 23.Transform lives 24. Give bad balls the boot25.Stamp out pesticide poisoning 26. Travel with respect 27.Support the environment [Be a friend of the Earth] 28. End child exploitation 29.Lift the debt burden 30. Say no to GMOs31.Do something funky with your furniture 32. Rebuild lives and livelihoods33.Make transnationals trade more fairly 34. Put paid to sweatshops35.Buy into a longer-term relationship 36. Show solidarity with Palestinian farmers 37.Reach for the MDGs 38. Be a progressive coffee drinker 39.Help people overcome malnutrition 40. Co-operate with co-operatives41.Prove the free-trade eggheads wrong 42. Make tomorrow's business happen today 43.Vote for trade justice 44. Enjoy that sweeter taste45.Celebrate in March--and again in May! 46. Make markets really work for the poor47.Invest in the future 48. Keep families and communities together 49.Defend diversity 50. Change the world!Notes and sourcesAppendix 1 Where to buy fair trade Appendix 2 Fairtrade towns etc. in the UK Appendix 3 Where to find out moreIndex

Based in the UK, Miles Litvinoff has a long history of involvement in fair trade and the global justice movement.Based in the UK, John Madeley had a long history of involvement in fair trade and the global justice movement. John worked on poverty and trade issues with United Nations organisations in Geneva, New York and Rome.

Even if you think you are reasonably aware of the fairtrade issue, reading this book is likely to lead to a long hard look at your shopping habits.

• ForewordAcknowledgementsIntroduction1.Back a system that benefits the poor2.Pay small-scale growers a fairer price 3.Buy products you can trust4.Help producers believe in tomorrow 5.Make trade more democratic 6. Put a human face on development7.Ensure plantation workers earn a living wage 8.Empower women and girls 9.Enable people to eat 10. Save a cotton farmer's life11.Be part of a growing global movement12. Say Nuts! to unfair trade13.Enjoy real quality, produced with pride 14. Send a child to school 15.Help make poverty history 16. Make your town a fair trade town17.Shield small-scale growers from falling and erratic prices 18. Give someone's health a boost19.Promote human rights 20. Free child carpet workers21.Cut down the middlemen 22. Drink to a better world 23.Transform lives 24. Give bad balls the boot25.Stamp out pesticide poisoning 26. Travel with respect 27.Support the environment [Be a friend of the Earth] 28. End child exploitation 29.Lift the debt burden 30. Say no to GMOs31.Do something funky with your furniture 32. Rebuild lives and livelihoods33.Make transnationals trade more fairly 34. Put paid to sweatshops35.Buy into a longer-term relationship 36. Show solidarity with Palestinian farmers 37.Reach for the MDGs 38. Be a progressive coffee drinker 39.Help people overcome malnutrition 40. Co-operate with co-operatives41.Prove the free-trade eggheads wrong 42. Make tomorrow's business happen today 43.Vote for trade justice 44. Enjoy that sweeter taste45.Celebrate in March--and again in May! 46. Make markets really work for the poor47.Invest in the future 48. Keep families and communities together 49.Defend diversity 50. Change the world!Notes and sourcesAppendix 1 Where to buy fair trade Appendix 2 Fairtrade towns etc. in the UK Appendix 3 Where to find out moreIndex

Based in the UK, Miles Litvinoff has a long history of involvement in fair trade and the global justice movement.Based in the UK, John Madeley had a long history of involvement in fair trade and the global justice movement. John worked on poverty and trade issues with United Nations organisations in Geneva, New York and Rome.

Even if you think you are reasonably aware of the fairtrade issue, reading this book is likely to lead to a long hard look at your shopping habits.

• ForewordAcknowledgementsIntroduction1.Back a system that benefits the poor2.Pay small-scale growers a fairer price 3.Buy products you can trust4.Help producers believe in tomorrow 5.Make trade more democratic 6. Put a human face on development7.Ensure plantation workers earn a living wage 8.Empower women and girls 9.Enable people to eat 10. Save a cotton farmer's life11.Be part of a growing global movement12. Say Nuts! to unfair trade13.Enjoy real quality, produced with pride 14. Send a child to school 15.Help make poverty history 16. Make your town a fair trade town17.Shield small-scale growers from falling and erratic prices 18. Give someone's health a boost19.Promote human rights 20. Free child carpet workers21.Cut down the middlemen 22. Drink to a better world 23.Transform lives 24. Give bad balls the boot25.Stamp out pesticide poisoning 26. Travel with respect 27.Support the environment [Be a friend of the Earth] 28. End child exploitation 29.Lift the debt burden 30. Say no to GMOs31.Do something funky with your furniture 32. Rebuild lives and livelihoods33.Make transnationals trade more fairly 34. Put paid to sweatshops35.Buy into a longer-term relationship 36. Show solidarity with Palestinian farmers 37.Reach for the MDGs 38. Be a progressive coffee drinker 39.Help people overcome malnutrition 40. Co-operate with co-operatives41.Prove the free-trade eggheads wrong 42. Make tomorrow's business happen today 43.Vote for trade justice 44. Enjoy that sweeter taste45.Celebrate in March--and again in May! 46. Make markets really work for the poor47.Invest in the future 48. Keep families and communities together 49.Defend diversity 50. Change the world!Notes and sourcesAppendix 1 Where to buy fair trade Appendix 2 Fairtrade towns etc. in the UK Appendix 3 Where to find out moreIndex