Sentence examples for trade certifications from inspiring English sources

Most well-known are cooperatives and Fair Trade Certifications that allow farmers to receive higher prices.

"Fair Trade" certifications supported by EU nations are not the solution, it is a shared value and supply chain issue.

Will those be true fair trade certifications -- which would ensure not only the elimination of labor abuses, but also fair payments for workers and farmers, a premium that may be used for community development, and a commitment to long-term relationships that will sustain farmers, workers, and the land in the long term?

Because traditional farming techniques in Senegal are organic, and because women's co-ops have long harvested hibiscus in Senegal, we were able to obtain organic and Fair Trade certifications for our hibiscus beverage and sell our beverages through Whole Foods Market and other retailers catering to the cultural creative demographic.

The "organic" and "fair trade" certification schemes are easily recognised by consumers.

A good way to improve globalization is to insist on fair trade certification.

One piece of the solution to this injustice is Fair Trade certification.

Fair Trade certification protects some farmers and communities in developing countries.

Anneke Theunissen, a spokeswoman for Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International, the group that oversees Fair Trade certification, disagreed.

Robert Nelson, president of the National Coffee Association, a trade group that represents the coffee industry in this country, called Fair Trade certification one small answer to the oversupply issue.

Mr Rodrik continues:Now, which one of us really know what "fair trade" certification is really getting us when we consume a product with that label?