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What is Fairtrade? Learning Objective: To understand the ideas behind Fairtrade and how it helps communities around the world

What does Fairtrade mean to you? Discuss and share with your partner

“Better prices, decent working conditions, local sustainability and fair terms of trade for farmers and workers in developing countries” The Aims of Fairtrade

Fairtrade Sugar “When you choose to buy Tate and Lyle Fairtrade cane sugar, you are making a difference to communities around the world. With your help, through the Fairtrade Premium, we support over 20,000 small scale cane farmers in developing countries”

Jamaica

Worthy Park Cane Farmers The Fairtrade Premium has helped the Worthy Park Cane Farmers

Adolphus’ Story Photograph by O’Brien Brown and reproduced with permission of The Fairtrade Foundation.

Key Questions Activities Write a report answering the key questions. You could use ICT to communicate your ideas and present your work with additional pictures. Retell Adolphus’ story using four pictures or through a narrative. Design a leaflet about the importance of Fairtrade and telling people how the Fairtrade Premium can help producers. Key Questions What are the aims of Fairtrade? How does Tate and Lyle help the cane farmers of Jamaica? How did the Fairtrade Premium help Adolphus?