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Fairtrade and Sustainability: Motivations for Fairtrade Certification Among Smallholder Coffee Growers in Tanzania [PDF]
Sustainability, 2018 Drawing on a survey of 148 Fairtrade-certified smallholder coffee farmers in the Kagera region of Tanzania, a quantitative investigation was performed on the farmers’ motivations for Fairtrade certification. A factor analysis approach was used to analyze
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Focus on Fairtrade: Propositions for Integrating Fairtrade and Supply Chain Management Research
Journal of Business Ethics, 2012Driven by increased consumer interest and stakeholder pressure, the number of Fairtrade (FT) products has been steadily increasing. The mainstreaming of FT means that the products are now facing stiff competition within the generic product categories in which they operate.
Katri Karjalainen, Claire Moxham
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Perceptions of Blockchain Readiness for Fairtrade Programmes
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022Fairtrade (FT) relies on consumers' willingness to pay a premium for FT products. Such goodwill is based on expectations for superior quality and ethically functioning agricultural supply chains. Trust in FT ecolabels must be earned however: traceability, accountability, transparency, fair flow of returns, and ecological sustainability are some of the ...
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2012
Fair trade as a business model aims to improve the living standards of raw-material producers by ensuring a fair distribution of profits throughout a production chain. The sales of Fairtrade products have growing year on year in many consumer markets across the world.
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Fair trade as a business model aims to improve the living standards of raw-material producers by ensuring a fair distribution of profits throughout a production chain. The sales of Fairtrade products have growing year on year in many consumer markets across the world.
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Fairtrade and De-commoditization
2014Commodities may be defined as products that are undifferentiated, offering little or no perceived attributes between competitive offerings, presenting high levels of substitutability and straightforward price discovery. The purpose of this essay is analyzing how Fairtrade and Fairtrade certification may be a strategic choice for de-commoditizing food ...
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2021
It is anticipated that climate change will severely affect agricultural production in the future, which could negatively impact the production of Fairtrade products around the world. Therefore, Fairtrade International commissioned a study to assess potential climate change impacts on the production and producers of major Fairtrade crops.
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It is anticipated that climate change will severely affect agricultural production in the future, which could negatively impact the production of Fairtrade products around the world. Therefore, Fairtrade International commissioned a study to assess potential climate change impacts on the production and producers of major Fairtrade crops.
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Who Really Benefits from Fairtrade? An Analysis of Value Distribution in Fairtrade Coffee
Globalizations, 2010Fairtrade is a market-based approach to social and environmental development for producers through the use of standards and a price floor. This article analyzes the benefits and costs of Fairtrade coffee through an economic value chain approach. The study determines the economic income from Fairtrade coffee throughout the chain as well as exploring the
Silje Johannessen, Harold Wilhite
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Globalizations, 2019
ABSTRACTFairtrade is a transnational voluntary labelling initiative that aims to upgrade the social, economic, and environmental conditions of producers in developing countries.
Anne Mook, Christine Overdevest
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ABSTRACTFairtrade is a transnational voluntary labelling initiative that aims to upgrade the social, economic, and environmental conditions of producers in developing countries.
Anne Mook, Christine Overdevest
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Ethical Objections to Fairtrade
Journal of Business Ethics, 2011The Fairtrade movement is a group of businesses claiming to trade ethically. The claims are evaluated, under a range of criteria derived from the Utilitarian ethic. Firstly, if aid or charity money is diverted from the very poorest people to the quite poor, or the rich, there is an increase in death and destitution. It is shown that little of the extra
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2018
Das Interesse an Produkten mit ethischen Merkmalen im Hinblick auf Fairtrade Produkte hat in den letzten Jahren zugenommen. Die vorliegende Arbeit beschäftigt sich mit der Frage, welche Faktoren einen signifikanten Einfluss auf das Kaufverhalten und die Kauffrequenz von Fairtrade Produkten haben.
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Das Interesse an Produkten mit ethischen Merkmalen im Hinblick auf Fairtrade Produkte hat in den letzten Jahren zugenommen. Die vorliegende Arbeit beschäftigt sich mit der Frage, welche Faktoren einen signifikanten Einfluss auf das Kaufverhalten und die Kauffrequenz von Fairtrade Produkten haben.
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