‘It’s all about Fairtrade now, it’s the way we are moving’, explained a barista in one of Eindhoven’s independent roasters. ‘Coffee is appealing to young professionals in Europe who are much more conscious about how their food and drink are produced.
‘We’re really proud of our new range of William Morris reusable cups. It’s so important that we’re able to offer a variety of designs to our customers, and it’s an important step in helping people change their behaviour away from single use.
International Women’s day is a global day celebrating the social, economic cultural and political achievements of women and it’s fast approaching. Here at Revolver, we pride ourselves in our Fairtrade products and ethics when it comes down to our workers and their rights.
In Honduras Diaries: Part 1, Josh introduced us to his trip to Honduras. In Part 2, he goes into more detail about the second half of the trip, including a wetmill visit and stopping by at the Honduran Institute for Coffee.
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582 Words, 4 minute read. By Joshua Birch
Honduras Diaries: Part 1
As part of our series for Fairtrade Fortnight, we asked Joshua to share the story of his recent trip to Honduras, including meeting Fairtrade farmers and seeing coffee production first hand.
‘The Fairtrade movement runs the risk of being drowned out by competing label certifications, meaning campaigns like Fairtrade Fortnight are more important than ever.’
