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Standards & Policies

Fair Trade Certified standards are set by Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International (FLO), in consultation with Fair Trade Certified stakeholders, such as producer organizations and licensees, and organizations such as TransFair Canada. FLO publishes a standards workplan each year.

Trade Policies are set by the certifiers, FLO-CERT internationally and TransFair Canada in Canada.

Board of Directors

  • Harry Cook
  • Nettie Cronish
  • Eric Denhoff
  • John Kay President
  • Vincent Lagacé
  • Nick Orton
  • Stephanie Wells

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Environment

Fair Trade producers take action to protect the environment in which they work and live.

Legal and Juridic

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Borst, A. D. (1994). Fair trade prescription. Farmer Cooperatives, 61(5), 12.

Women

Women & Environments International Magazine

Goldsmith, R. (2002). Free trade, fair trade and women. Women & Environments International Magazine, (54), 36.

Consumer

Journal of Business Ethics

Becchetti, L., & Huybrechts, B. (2008). The dynamics of fair trade as a mixed-form market. Journal of Business Ethics, 81(4), 733.

Collective Identity and Social Movements

Economie Et Solidarites

Development

Human Rights Quarterly

Aaronson, S. A., & Zimmerman, J. M. (2006). Fair trade?: How oxfam presented a systemic approach to poverty, development, human rights, and trade. Human Rights Quarterly, 28(4), 998-1030.

Ethical and Social Responsibility

Canadian Journal of Agricultural Economics

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