Fairtrade

coffee

A Guide to Ethical Coffee Consumption.

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The Bean

70% Arabica

30% Robusta

Harvested seeds of the cherry from the Coffea plant.

The Coffee Belt

812,500 farmers across 30 countries.

Latin America

Guatemala
Honduras
El Salvador
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Mexico
Colombia
Peru
Brazil

Africa

Ethiopia
Kenya
Tanzan
Burundl
Rwanda

Asia

India
Vietnam
Papua New Guinea

What is Fairtrade?

This initiative ensures farmers in the coffee industry receive fair pay and safe working conditions.

Premium

Organizations receive a Fairtrade Premium of $0.20 per pound of coffee they sell to use for the betterment of the community, business and the environment.

Rising Popularity

Fairtrade coffee accounts for 25% of all
retail coffee sales.

Fair Price

The Fairtrade minimum price helps farmers cover the sustainable cost of production and provides a financial safety net when prices dip below a sustainable level.

Farm Size

Fairtrade Farms

The average Fairtrade farm plot is 3.46 acres...

(About one soccer field)

US Farms

While the average size of a family farm in the US is 231 acres.

(Equivalent to about 85 soccer fields)

Fairtrade

coffee

A Guide to Ethical Coffee Consumption.

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