Divine Chocolate FAIR Trade Milk Chocolate Advent Calendar 85g (Pack of 1)

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Fairtrade believe the people who earned that Fairtrade Premium know best how to transform their community, so how they spend that money is their decision. This way, farmers can make decisions about what’s best for their farms – and their futures – themselves. But, a certain percentage (25% in coffee, for example) must be used to enhance productivity and quality of crops. The idea is this will help with resilience in the face of climate change. Fairtrade Advent Calendar: How do you take part? The Real Advent Calendar is designed to share and celebrate the true meaning of Christmas so that Christ is not written out of Christmas. Fairtrade means fairer pay and more power in the hands of farmers. Fairtrade sets a minimum price safety net that companies must pay farmers for their goods i.e. coffee, cocoa and tea – regardless of its market price. So, if the market price falls the farmers are somewhat protected. And if the price rises, they still have the potential to earn more.

Also included are gold earrings by London-based, award-winning bespoke jewellers Harriet Kelsall Bespoke Jewellery. Harriet Kelsall is a pioneer of the ethical jewellery industry. They were one of the first jewellers to use Fairtrade Gold and dedicate themselves to sourcing their materials from as ethical a supply-chain as possible – which is no easy feat when it comes to jewellery. The Fairtrade Advent Calendar: Win a year’s supply of chocolate Fairtrade Advent Calendar: Divine Chocolate Behind each of the 25 windows there is a line from the Christmas story with a high quality colour picture They are also big champions of other social causes, including sustainability, climate justice and (as we mentioned above) gender equality. How does Fairtrade work? I learnt a lot about gender equality and project management. I have also acquired skills around saving money from the training module. The training gave me inspiration to aspire for better income and life.”This cookie is set by Addthis. This is a geolocation cookie to understand where the users sharing the information are located. The companies who buy on Fairtrade terms pay an additional Fairtrade Premium to the farmers, who work in co-ops, which is set as a percentage of the total amount they are buying. The co-ops then decide how to use this (i.e. install a water pump, invest in schools or maternity units). Renato’sstory reflects that of many of the 1.6 million farmers and workers impacted by Fairtrade products.

Another farmer, Rosemary Achieng, who is a Senior Farm Supervisor in the production department of Panda Flowers – a Fairtrade certified flower farm in Kenya, also said: Tea lovers can get their hands on an organic tea bundle from Greenypeeps, a carbon-negative tea brand working to have a positive impact on the environment and farming communities in Sri Lanka, one cuppa at a time.This is set by Hotjar to identify a new user’s first session. It stores a true/false value, indicating whether this was the first time Hotjar saw this user. It is used by Recording filters to identify new user sessions. Explaining the importance of choosing Fairtrade this year more than ever,Renato Theodoro,President of CAFESUL coffee co-operativein Brazil,says: ‘We producers ask you to keep consuming Fairtrade products because the Premium that we get when you buy our products is being used for different social actions that contribute to minimising the effects of this pandemic.’ No other calendar enables parents and children to experience the Christmas story for 24 days, and be challenged to do some good in the season. Meaningful Features To get a taste of all that Fairtrade has to offer and be in with a chance to win one of 24 prizes, all you have to do is this: Christmas is a time for giving, andasthe ethical movement continues to gain momentum, it’s the perfect time for us to think more deeply about our products and where they come from. Around the world, farmers and workers toil to produce some of the things we love to eat, drink and wear. Every day of advent, Fairtrade reveals a unique view on one of these communities. We know that Christmas will be quite different this year, with many people left unable to celebrate with their families. With this in mind we hope the prizes up for grabs each day will lift people’s spirits and do right by farmers too.