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1 A cup of coffee About $20 5 cents (2%) to farmers

2 Fair trade farmers in the developing world are paid a fair price for their goods - even when world prices are low. Developing world: Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, etc.

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4 Products: coffee, banana, chocolate, tea, flowers, wine, cooking oils, honey, cotton, handicraft

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6 Dean Cycon Founder of Deans beans, A coffee company

7 Fairtrade logo/mark Fairtrade certified products

8 farmers/growers/producers

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10 Organizations: CEDAR Fund Oxfam International World Fair Trade Organization Asia (WFTO Asia)

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12 City’ Super 鴻福堂 Hung Fook Tong Marks and Spencer 無印良品 Muji Pacific Coffee 百佳 Park n Shop (International / TASTE / GREAT / GOURMET) 祟光 Sogo 星巴克 Starbucks 惠康 Wellcome

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