
01 March 2006
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Fairtrade awareness is higher than ever, particularly among Which? readers

The benefits of Fairtrade are undeniable but there are concerns amongst financial experts that Fairtrade traps farmers on uneconomic farms

Take a closer look on the shelves as there are several other socially aware food products available

With the increase in sales of ethically led products new schemes are starting up enabling more funds to be reinvested

Will the arrival of big businesses in the Fairtrade market mean a bright future for profit-sharing for producers?

Regular purchases are the key to making a difference and although Fairtrade is raising awareness it needs sustained support

Irrespective of Fairtrade price differences you may find in the supermarkets you can be sure each farmer receives a fixed amount

Find out how the different schemes work, what product ranges they cover and what the benefits to workers are
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