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Latest Blog Posts

2019/05/08

Low Coffee Prices – A Dire Call to Action

“We cannot live on $0.90 per pound.” That’s the message that the coffee farmers behind SPP Global sent to the […]

2019/04/18

Fairtrade International Updates Smallholder Fair Trade Standards

Small-scale farmers are at the heart of the fair trade movement. Now Fairtrade International has updated their fair trade standards […]

2019/04/01

Fyffes Kicked out of Ethical Trading Initiative. Now What?

Fyffes, the billion-dollar fruit company, was just kicked out of the Ethical Trading Initiative, marking another victory—sort of. Farmworkers on […]

Magazine Articles

2019/04/22

Real Meals, Not Dirty Deals: A National Coalition Calls for Food Justice

A coalition wants to redirect the purchases of three major food service providers back toward local producers and their communities […]

2019/04/22

Land and Liberty: How Migrant Farmworkers Are Organizing for a Better Future

In Washington state, one migrant farmworker organization is working to put an end to the exploitation of farmworkers […]

2019/04/22

Changing How Rice is Grown Around the World

Rice farming can be dangerous to the health of farmers and the environment. But new methods are lessening the impact […]

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