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Home // Organic Coffee: Why Latin America's Farmers Are Abandoning It //

 

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Organic coffee? What about Fair Trade

Submitted by mzelmer on Fri, 2010-01-15 12:41.

Just so there's no confusion, Fair Trade certification is not the same thing as organic certification. The same coffee can be certified as both, but Fair Trade certified coffee isn't necessarily organic, and vice versa.

 

Nevertheless, the issues discussed in this article are central to Fair Trade, despite the focus on organics, and that's why it's been posted.

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