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It is coffee for which Fair Trade Importers pay small farmers a Living Wage, regardless of the volatile market price |
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An organization called TRANSFAIR independently monitors Fair Trade Coffee and certifies it with this seal: |
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Certified Fair Trade coffee helps contribute to a better way of life for small coffee farmers and their families by guaranteeing a stable price for their coffee. In addition, since most coffee from small farms is grown organically, fair trade coffee helps reduce pesticide use, deforestations and their consequences. |
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Note Some local stores and coffee roasting companies pay premium prices for their beans. Some also develop long-term contracts with coffee growers to help ensure stability in a fluctuating market. Thus, even though their coffee is not Certified Fair Trade, they are supporting coffee growers in their own way. |
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These websites offer Fair Trade regular, decaf, and specialty roast coffee: |
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