Sentence examples for fair trade concept from inspiring English sources

The fair trade concept offers an improvement on that model.

Rice says he has plenty of supporters, and points out that Bill Clinton once told him he saw the Fair Trade concept as "infinitely expandable".

The fair trade concept promotes payment of higher prices to exporters from developing countries, as well as improved social and environmental standards.

Only recently had the fair trade concept begun expanding into other commodities, and the only fair trade supplier of the raw materials we required was the olive oil producer Canaan Fair Trade in Palestine.

"We have access to the farmers," explains Sklaar, "we don't hear anything positive from the benefits they receive from these programs". Sklaar applauds Fair Trade concepts, but not the execution.

But we end happily, visiting what turns out to be our favourite place: Merci, a huge fair-trade concept store that sells everything from homewear to fashion.

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This is remarkable -- fair trade, a similar concept for commodities and handicrafts, is tiny by comparison (my latest estimate is $5 billion).

Rice called this concept Fair Trade for All, and presented it as something that would "double the impact" of fair trade by 2015.

MICHAEL PORTER: Well, in the article, Adi, we used the concept of fair trade purchasing.

You can draw a straight, upward line that begins with the small groups of people who marched on Aldermaston in 1958, passes through Greenham, Greenpeace, and Amnesty, past Live Aid in 1985 and the loyalty to brands like Oxfam and concepts of fair trade goods, past Jubilee 2000, through the (still minority) anti-war movements and marches in 2001, and towards Live 8 in 2005.