"No doubt you've seen Fair Trade labels on coffee, chocolate, and tea, but the certification is also popping up on honey, agave, quinoa, rice, sugar, apparel, and fruits and veggies. While you may ..."
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Real-life consumer psychology – with a touch of technology
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Topic: Fair Trade
This article was a nice refresher on what fair trade really is. Most people have no idea that their food comes from the labor of small children or slaves. Fair trade food is something that I'll definitely be buying more of knowing that it comes from a place that is fair to the workers.