Flashcards: Fair Trade

Fair Trade is a way of buying and selling things that helps people who make products like coffee, chocolate, and bananas. It makes sure they get a fair price for their work so they can live a better life.

Fair Prices: When people buy Fair Trade products, the farmers and workers who made them get paid fairly. This means they have enough money to take care of their families.

Good Working Conditions: Fair Trade also makes sure that the people who work on farms and in factories have safe and clean places to work. Kids aren’t allowed to work; instead, they should go to school.

Helping the Environment: Fair Trade encourages farmers to take care of the earth by using farming methods that don’t harm the environment.

Chocolate: If you buy Fair Trade chocolate, it means the farmers who grew the cocoa beans got a good price, and no children had to work on the farms.

Bananas: Fair Trade bananas come from farms where workers are paid fairly and work in safe conditions.

Better Lives: When farmers and workers are paid fairly, they can afford better food, healthcare, and education for their families.

Stronger Communities: The extra money from Fair Trade often goes into community projects like building schools or improving water supplies.

Look for the Label: When you go shopping, look for the Fair Trade label on products. It’s a small mark that shows the product is Fair Trade.

Make a Difference: By choosing Fair Trade products, you’re helping people in other parts of the world have better lives.

Chocolate Power: Did you know that by buying Fair Trade chocolate, you’re helping kids stay in school? That’s because Fair Trade ensures no child labor is used to make the chocolate you enjoy!