Fairtrade is a certification system that changes the way international trade works through better prices, decent working conditions and a fairer deal for producers.
Whether you’re an individual, a business or a community organisation, there are lots of ways to get involved with the Fairtrade movement, both locally and internationally.
For consumers, Fairtrade means high quality, ethically sourced and sustainably produced goods. Find out where you can buy products that carry the Fairtrade Mark in Guernsey.
Since 2005, Fairtrade Guernsey has called on our local community to help bring about positive change for millions of farmers and workers in lower income countries, asking shoppers and businesses to choose products that change lives and highlighting the dramatic difference Fairtrade makes.
Choosing Fairtrade means standing with farmers for fairness and equality, against some of the biggest challenges the world faces. It means farmers creating change, from investing in climate friendly farming techniques to developing women in leadership.
With Fairtrade you change the world a little bit every day. Through simple shopping choices you are showing businesses and governments that you believe in fair and just trade.
This Fairtrade Fortnight we’re celebrating 30 years since Fairtrade products hit our shelves in Guernsey! Follow our trail around St Peter Port and find 12 Fairtrade products displayed in the
Fairtrade Fortnight will take places from Monday 9 September – Sunday 22 September 2024. This year, join us in urging everyone to Be the Change, by picking up Fairtrade products and
Fairtrade is 30 years old this year, and we are challenging Guernsey’s schoolchildren to design a special birthday cake to celebrate! You have between now and the end of Fairtrade
The Fairtrade Guernsey Steering Group (FGSG) is delighted to announce that Guernsey’s official Fairtrade Community status has been renewed once again. Guernsey became a Fairtrade Island in 2006 following the
A huge thank you to all the Fairtrade Guernsey supporters who made Fairtrade Fortnight 2023 such a success. From the cake bakers to the quiz masters, the cup designers to
This Fairtrade Fortnight we’re highlighting how some of our favourite foods, such as bananas, coffee and chocolate, are becoming endangered because of climate change and unfair trade. Follow our trail
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