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Revolver World Coffee

June 9th, 2010

Revolver World fairtrade Coffee

As a Fairtrade company with the aim of empowering developing world producers, Revolver World has been looking to expand the range of Fairtrade products we supply. As coffee production largely sustains the livelihood of third world producers, Revolver World has decided that this is the next step to take in building our passion for Fairtrade.

Coffee is produced in over 40 different countries and by entering this industry; Revolver World will have the opportunity to impact the lives of the producing communities. As we embark on this mission we are guaranteed to stretch our tentacles and build on our core values as a non-for-profit organisation. Having looked into the Fairtrade market, we have noticed that coffee is the most popular commodity associated with Fairtrade and as a result of this; it would be a natural progression for Revolver World.

Revolver World will be sure to keep you updated on the launch of our Fairtrade certified coffee which should be hitting (and hopefully flying off) the shelves of the Co-op sometime in the near future so watch this space.

Revolver World Fairtrade Promotional Video

March 19th, 2010
Presented By :
Owen Hill, 2009-2010 intern for Revolver Music & Revolver World.

We present this video to highlight the importance of being Fairtrade and what it means to us. Revolver World operates as a nonprofit organisation, and we are hopeful that in the months and years to come we can once again directly support the development of less fortunate nations than our own. We are already looking into possible ways to financially support the construction of public facilities (a school, a hospital facility or even an orphanage or hospice) on the African subcontinent, although this is something for the future.

What Does ‘Fairtrade’ Really Mean?

March 18th, 2010
Kehinde FanimokunRecapped By :
Kehinde Fanimokun, Revolver World.

Many are familiar with the term ‘Fairtrade’ however few really understand what it implies and the extent to which it goes to ensure that trade justice in the developing world is served. We hear about Fair Trade bananas, coffee, cotton and even Fair Trade chocolate, but what does it really mean for a product to be ‘Fairtrade’?

As the name implies, Fair Trade aims to ensure that a fair transaction is made between the trader and the buyer. The main purpose of the Fair Trade movement is to ensure sustainability in the developing world whilst helping farmers achieve a fair rate in the Market. The underlying idea aims to offer better trading conditions to the underprivileged farmers, thereby allowing them to be self-sufficient, hence eliminating poverty. It also ensures that child labour is not exercised in the production process and enforces health and safety requirements. » Read more: What Does ‘Fairtrade’ Really Mean?