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Home // Fair Trade Is Growing But Africans Lag Behind //

 

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Two Quick Points

Submitted by mzelmer on Wed, 2010-08-25 14:01.

The FLO report mentioned in this story can be found here: FLO report

Also, just to be clear, Fair Trade Certification does not monitor wages beyond the producer. When the author referred to "sustaining wages... throughout the entire production chain", I believe she was speaking about the broader fair trade concept.

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