Fairtrade Fortnight

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Online, Monday 21st February - Sunday 6th March

For two weeks each year at the end of February and start of March, hundreds of individuals, companies and groups across Ireland come together to share the stories of the people who grow our food, people who are often exploited and underpaid.

We need to make more noise in 2022 about the power of Fairtrade to help small-scale farmers, the environment and the climate! Read more

Did you know that the EU is deciding on new deforestation regulations this year?
We Are Asking the EU To Be Fair To Farmers and To Forests.

Fairtrade stands for climate justice
Climate change hits those in low-income countries the hardest. Increasingly extreme, unpredictable weather is destroying bananas, coffee, cocoa and other crops. That means farmers and workers who are already underpaid have even less to spend on essentials such as education, medical treatment and even food.


Date:
Monday 21st February - Sunday 6th March
Time:
Varies
Price:
Free

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