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Fairtrade By Ruby and May

What is Fairtrade Fair trade is a company that helps workers in other countries to get paid better for all there hard work they put in to make and grow our food.

Fair trade coffee Starbucks is one of the largest purchases of Fairtrade-certified coffee in the world, bringing Fairtrade to coffee lovers across the globe. M & S is proud to offer a wide selection of Fairtrade products from coffee to flowers. Starbucks is one of the largest purchases of Fairtrade-certified coffee in the world, bringing Fairtrade to coffee lovers across the globe efefed

Fairtrade dunkin donuts In 2004 Dunkin donuts partnered with fair trade USA On December 31 2012 they purchased over 33 million pounds of fair trade certified

QUIZ TIME QUESTIONS 1.In what year did dunkin donuts partner with Fairtrade USA? 2.What coffee shop has one of the largest Fairtrade purchases? 3.What is Fairtrade?

ANSWERS 1. 2004 2.Starbucks 3. it is a business that helps people get paid better

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