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2022/08/03

Looking Back, Looking Forward: Fair Trade Certification in 2022

Fair trade certification has long straddled several contradictions within it. The question of whether fair trade was a movement or […]

2022/06/15

The B Corp Standard is at Risk

Concerned Certified B Corps are calling for stronger standards saying that the integrity and meaning of B Corp certified is at risk with Nespresso’s certification.

2022/06/08

Child labor is on the rise. So are billionaires in the food system.

June 12th marks World Day Against Child Labor. The picture of a child, bent double under a heavy sack. A […]

Latest Podcast Episodes

2022/03/01

Fair Work for All People: Momentum Builds for Real Change

Momentum is building across the country and across industries for fair livelihoods and decent work for all people – including […]

2021/12/14

Milking the Planet: Big Dairy Fuels the Climate Crisis

Industrial animal agriculture is fueling the climate crisis, with food and farming systems accounting for one third of global greenhouse […]

2021/11/30

Get Big or Get Out: Dairy Farmers of America

Dairy is big business. And while the workers and small-scale dairy farmers are getting squeezed out, those at the top […]

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