Fairtrade products By Caitlin,Emily,Kristal,Teegan.

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Fairtrade products By Caitlin,Emily,Kristal,Teegan

Where rice is grown Rice is grown in Thailand,India and China. Allot of people grow rice and rice grows really tall. Rice is grown in Thailand,India and China. Allot of people grow rice and rice grows really tall.

how dose Fairtrade help? This is a list of countries it helps… This is a list of countries it helps… India,China,Tailand and lots of counties are in the Africa continent India,China,Tailand and lots of counties are in the Africa continent

Fairtrade food gets package in lots of different counties and then gets sent to the shops. Fairtrade food gets package in lots of different counties and then gets sent to the shops.

How does fair trade help farmes When you are shopping, look for the Fair trade label. you can be sure that the money is going straight to the producers. It will help us, but it will also help people around the world When you are shopping, look for the Fair trade label. you can be sure that the money is going straight to the producers. It will help us, but it will also help people around the world

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