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Fair Trade and Education 101
July 10, 2017Post-Graduation Fair Trade Advocacy Guide
June 27, 2017Rollins Sustainability Program
June 21, 2017Rollins College became a fair trade-designated college in spring 2013 and the announcement was made during the Earth Day celebration, April 2013. With the City of Winter Park as a designated fair trade town, this community is becoming greener and, as stated in the college’s mission statement, committed to social responsibility and environmental stewardship. Student […]
Sustainable University Dining
June 13, 2017Chartwells is committed to supporting sustainable coffee, sugar, and tea farming practices. Each of our coffee partners has an ability to purchase coffee products from Fair Trade certified farmers. We support these relationships by purchasing and serving coffee from Farmer Brothers. Also, there are multiple ingredient products like 1893 Cola from Pepsi, Stubborn Soda, Aquafina […]
Congregations – Declaration Press Release
May 10, 2017Our team
May 1, 2017Farmer’s Markets in San Diego
May 1, 2017Farmer’s markets are a great source of local, organic, and Fair Trade produce and products. This is a comprehensive list of farmer’s markets in the area, as well as their schedules.
Fair Trade Grocery Shopping in San Diego
May 1, 2017A comprehensive list of grocery shops that contain Fair Trade items. UPDATE: in 2016, Jensen’s Grocery Store opened on Catalina Blvd, right next to campus. Their store contains a variety of organic and Fair Trade products!
Fair Trade Coffee Shops in San Diego
May 1, 2017A comprehensive list of coffee shops in San Diego that serve Fair Trade coffee and tea options.
Costco Kirkland Whole Bean Coffee
April 19, 2017If we have not had time to place an order with Equal Exchange or if we don’t need enough things to qualify for free shipping, we are able to pick up Fair Trade Coffee from Costco. It’s in a green package and is whole bean.
Equal Exchange
April 19, 2017Our church does most of our fair trade shopping through Equal Exchange. We like them because we can have the products shipped to us and because they go to the farms to see firsthand how things happen.