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Take a break... well, you know the rest 😉Craving a chocolate classic? M&S has plenty of Fairtrade options that feel very...
04/10/2026

Take a break... well, you know the rest 😉

Craving a chocolate classic? M&S has plenty of Fairtrade options that feel very familiar... without naming names 👀🍫

Every cuppa, snack craving and weekly shop is a chance to back fairer pay for the people growing the ingredients we rely on every day.

This Fairtrade Fortnight, we're celebrating Marks and Spencer for choosing Fairtrade across a range of everyday favourites, making it easier to support fairer pay for the farmers and workers behind the products we love.

Help make fair pay the norm, not the exception. Choose Fairtrade ❤️

POV: you thought buying Fairtrade would cost a fortune…Turns out many Fairtrade products cost little to no extra, but st...
03/10/2026

POV: you thought buying Fairtrade would cost a fortune…

Turns out many Fairtrade products cost little to no extra, but still support fairer pay for the people behind your coffee, chocolate and ice cream ☕️🍫🍦

🛒 So this Fairtrade Fortnight and beyond, why not add one into your basket the next time you shop.
Cafédirect Co-op Divine Chocolate UK

What better way to mark International Coffee Day than with the people behind the coffee we love? ☕🌍Yesterday, we kicked ...
01/10/2026

What better way to mark International Coffee Day than with the people behind the coffee we love? ☕🌍

Yesterday, we kicked off week two of Fairtrade Fortnight with an internal launch full of conversations, coffee and inspiration.

A huge thank you to Cafédirect for joining us to host a tasting of their delicious Fairtrade and organic coffees, including their Machu Picchu blend and coffee from the Grumpy Mule range ☕

We also had the privilege of hearing from Martin Kinyua, a Fairtrade coffee farmer from Kenya, who joined us for a Q&A. He spoke about the realities of coffee farming, the challenges posed by climate change, and why fair pay matters for farming communities.

And as if a day centred on coffee wasn't fitting enough, we also got a preview of tonight's Fairtrade Comedy Roast hosted by Mr codydahler, taking place on International Coffee Day itself! ☕🎤

What an inspiring couple of weeks it’s been!

Did you spot our digital van at the Labour Party Conference this week? 👀We were in Liverpool asking Prime Minister Andy ...
30/09/2026

Did you spot our digital van at the Labour Party Conference this week? 👀

We were in Liverpool asking Prime Minister Andy Burnham to wake up and smell the inequality in his coffee.

Fair pay for the people behind the coffee we rely on, should be the norm.

But the UK Government is still deciding whether businesses will be legally required to prevent human rights abuse and environmental harm in their supply chains.

That's why we’re calling on PM Andy Burnham to make sure businesses are legally required to prevent human rights abuse and environmental harm to protect the people behind the products we love.

As tea farmers face droughts, hailstorms and increasingly unpredictable weather, one thing is becoming clear: there is n...
29/09/2026

As tea farmers face droughts, hailstorms and increasingly unpredictable weather, one thing is becoming clear: there is no protection against climate change without fair pay ☕️

As tea farmers deal with droughts, hailstorms and increasingly unpredictable weather, one thing is becoming clear: there is no climate resilience without fair pay ☕️

Farmers can't adapt to the climate crisis, protect their livelihoods and the future of tea when they don't earn enough to cover the basics.

Because of extreme weather, many Kenyan tea growers, like Lilian, are losing their tea plants and incomes 🌍
And even though tea prices rise, many of the people growing our favourite brew still don't earn more.

Fair pay isn't just about income. It's about supporting farmers to adapt to the impacts of climate change.

This Fairtrade Fortnight and beyond, fill your basket with fairness and choose Fairtrade tea to support the people growing the tea we love 💚🫖

29/09/2026

We're excited to be at Fest this year ✊🏾🎸

Decolonise Fest is a festival by and for punx of colour, bringing together music, creativity and collective action.

🚩This Saturday, join us for Flags for Fairness

We’re teaming up with Decolonising the Kitchen to explore how colonialism still shapes the food we eat, the way it’s grown, and who profits from it. Together, we’ll create flags imagining the fairer world we want to see.

We’ll also be joined by Martin Kinyua, a coffee farmer from Kenya and Fairtrade trustee Larissa Kennedy☕️

📍 Saturday 3 October
🎨 Bring your ideas
✊🏾Help imagine a fairer trade system

Fair pay shouldn't be a privilege. It should be the norm.Dora's story shows what's possible when farmers are paid fairly...
28/09/2026

Fair pay shouldn't be a privilege. It should be the norm.

Dora's story shows what's possible when farmers are paid fairly. Not just more income, but more choice, more stability and more opportunities for future generations.

This Fairtrade Fortnight, fill your basket with fairness and help make fair pay a reality for the people growing the food we love 🛒💚

There are so many Fairtrade options for every day items at all price points - whether you’re looking for your next fave choc bar or your new morning cuppa or even a yummy jam for your toast, keep your eye out for our label 👀

27/09/2026

What’s in our basket? 👀

Only products that support the people growing our food earn fairer pay 🧡

This Fairtrade Fortnight, we're celebrating our partners for choosing Fairtrade and supporting fairer pay for the farmers behind the products we love, so why not fill your basket with fairness and stock up on Fairtrade 😉

🔗 Hit the link https://bit.ly/4xyhZjV to find out more ways you can get involved this Fortnight!

📢 Liverpool, keep an eye out for our Fairtrade Digi Van this Monday!We're joining forces with 38 Degrees, Kenyan coffee ...
26/09/2026

📢 Liverpool, keep an eye out for our Fairtrade Digi Van this Monday!

We're joining forces with 38 Degrees, Kenyan coffee farmer Martin Kinyua and the fabulous Tia Kofi to send a clear message: the people who grow our food deserve fair pay.

Come along to our photocall between 12pm and 1pm and help us show support for farmers and workers around the world. There might even be some free Greggs Fairtrade coffee waiting for you ☕😉

The more voices we have, the louder our call for fairer trade.

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