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Category Archives: Fair Trade
Beyond Fair Trade
A recent post in greenlagirl.com has rekindled a dialogue that she and I initiated about 4 months ago: Why isn’t most coffee (organic, Fair Trade or otherwise) roasted and packaged in the country of origin? My argument has been that … Continue reading
The Starbucks Challenge in Context
Last month, greenLAgirl and CityHippy kicked off the Starbucks Challenge. The purpose of the Challenge was to mobilize bloggers and blog-readers around the world to call Starbucks to task on their stated policy of making available Fair Trade coffee in … Continue reading
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Starbucks Challenge in New Mexico
Yesterday my sister and I went to one of our local Starbucks to join in on the Starbucks Challenge. I’ve been following the Challenge for several weeks now, and it’s really caught my attention for a number of reasons. However, … Continue reading
