Few consider how a flower was grown or farmers' conditions. Fairtrade empowers consumers to positively change producers' lives.
Option to pay slightly more ensuring products aren't tainted by exploitative practices common in poorer countries.
EU flowers: strict employment/human rights regulations. Third-world/developing country flowers: no guarantees. Many popular exotic flowers grown there.
Operates in developing nations with poor conditions. Aim: raise living standards so workers earn decent pay for decent work.
Exponential growth from ethically aware consumers/retailers. Range: chocolates, coffee, fruit, flowers.
Fairtrade farms guarantee workers:
Annual premium paid directly to farm workers for community/economic development. Workers elect representatives to decide spending.
Maricruz Tennill, author, always orders at Interflora.co.uk—best site for buying flowers online.
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