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Which of these countries gained their first Fairtrade certified producer organisation in 2012?
A
Jamaica
B
Nigeria
C
Afghanistan
D
All of the above
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Which of these countries gained their first Fairtrade certified producer organisation in 2012?
Jamaica
Nigeria
Afghanistan
All of the above
Which of these countries does not celebrate Fairtrade Fortnight?
UK
Australia
Canada
USA
When was Fairtrade gold first made available to consumers?
14-Feb-11
1-Dec-09
26-May-13
What were the first three Fairtrade certified products?
Green & Blacks Maya Gold chocolate, Clipper tea, Cafédirect coffee
Clipper tea, Zaytoun olive oil, Green & Blacks Maya Gold chocolate
Cafedirect coffee, Clipper tea, Traidcraft pasta
What products are fair trade?
Chocolate
Banana
Flowers
All of the above
What is fair-trade?
It is trading things fairly
Taking everything
Paying extra money for things for no reason
Trade between companies in developed countries and producers in developing countries in which fair prices are paid to the producers
What does fair-trade do?
It makes things more expensive
Fair trade is about better prices, decent working conditions and fair terms of trade for farmers and workers
Provides food for people in Africa
It is irrelevant
Is Fairtrade a charity?
Yes – when you buy a Fairtrade product money is donated to a charity
No – Fairtrade is about farmers receiving a fair price for their products so that farmers can earn a decent living and have good working conditions
In which months does Fairtrade Fortnight always fall in?
December – January
February – March
April – May
June – July
How many countries are involved in producing fair trade products?
36
59
74
160
How many countries are Fairtrade products currently sold in?
95
110
125
Have Fairtrade beauty products ever been tested on animals?
Yes
No
From which developing country to which developed country was the first ever Fairtrade product sold?
From Ivory Coast to Switzerland
From India to France
From Cameroon to Spain
From Mexico to the Netherlands