All Ethical trade articles – Page 48
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ArticleCosta Rica addresses pineapple concerns
Consumer disquiet prompts Costa Rican officials to focus on social and environmental issues within the pineapple sector
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ArticleBanacol pledges aid to poor families
Group to support impoverished employees and families in Costa Rica through its Corbanacol charitable foundation
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ArticleFairtrade unis on the up in UK
In the UK, the number of universities gaining Fairtrade status is on the rise, as students seek to raise awareness
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ArticleKraft garden to feed Chicago poor
Kraft Foods opens fruit and vegetable garden in northern Illinois for benefit of hungry locals
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Riccadonna loses second licence
Hesketh Bank grower and labour supplier Riccadonna Produce has had its gangmaster’s licence revoked for the second time as the Gangmaster’s Licensing Authority (GLA) uncovered a string of abuses at the Lancashire firm.
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ArticleChiquita faces lawsuits
US judge allows families of Colombian paramilitary victims to move forward with some claims for damages against Chiquita
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ArticleSustainable focus at Hamburg Süd
Positive assessment from new sustainability study shows that the shipping group is active in implementing activities
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ArticleUnited Fresh feeds New Orleans
Exhibitors at United Fresh 2011 give nearly 25,000lb of produce to Second Harvest Food Bank
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ArticleDurable! creates new alternative
New brand Durable! aims to form new market segment in France between organic and conventional
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ArticleFairtrade growth in Germany
Sales of Fairtrade rose significantly in Germany last year, to a total of around €340m
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ArticleDivemex receives CSR recognition
Greenhouse vegetable grower has picked up an award for its commitment to sustainability
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ArticleWhole Foods offers Haitian mangoes
Natural and organic retailer is offering Haitian-grown Francis mangoes under the Whole Trade programme
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ArticleTurbana steps up social support
US-based importer-distributor to donate one laptop per child in Colombian banana-producing region of Urabá
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ArticleFairtrade garners surge in US demand
Rising awareness and acceptance of Fairtrade-certified items led to expansion of product categories last year
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ArticleAuchan store holds Green Day
To demonstrate its commitment to sustainability, Auchan's Perpignan store has launched a new green initiative with a local school
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ArticleDole bananas gain sustainable seal
The company has joined forces with the Rainforest Alliance to bring certified sustainable bananas from Central America to the US
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ArticleBlue Skies gets sustainability crown
The UK supplier has been honoured for its contribution to development in Africa and South America
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ArticleUS Fairtrade potential untapped
Food marketers have “barely scratched the surface” given the potential range of Fairtrade ingredients and products on offer from developing nations
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ArticleSummit returns to Amsterdam
The Sustainable Foods Summit will look to tackle the key issues surrounding sustainability when it returns to Amsterdam in June
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ArticleDole expands school garden project
Link-up with Environmental Media Association to educate US students about nutrition and sustainability through urban garden