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  Coffee Barometer 2006: certified coffee in the Netherlands

  Koffiecoalitie, 2006

  This coffee barometer presents an analysis of the market developments in the Dutch coffee sector. It also briefly outlines developments and trends in the European market, and addresses various critical issues.
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  The future of Fair Trade coffee: dilemmas facing Latin America’s small-scale producers

  Development in Practice, 2006

  This study explores some of the dilemmas facing the Fair Trade movement as it seeks to broaden and deepen its impact among the rural poor of Latin America’s coffee sector.
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  An evaluation of alternative development strategies for Robusta Coffee in Uganda

  Danish Institute for International Studies, 2006

  This paper identifies key challenges and opportunities for the Ugandan coffee industry and evaluates development strategies and investment options that can promote the viability and growth of the largest Ugandan export commodity.Findings of the paper suggest thatdespite the oversupply of coffee in the world market, Uganda would benefit from moderately increasing Robusta coffee productio
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  Who reaps the fruit?: critical issues in the fresh fruit and vegetable chain

  Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations, 2006

  The report critically analyses the influence of trade and distribution on production and production conditions in the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable sector.
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  Power in global value chains: implications for employment and livelihoods in the cashew nut industry in India

  International Institute for Environment and Development, 2006

  This report explores the impacts of an expanding global market for cashew nuts on the livelihoods of women workers in the cashew processing industry in India.
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  2005 Executive summary: fair trade trends in North America and the Pacific Rim

  Fair Trade Federation, 2005

  This report details how the fair trade market is growing significantly. The report considers data on industry structure, sales, product sourcing, employment, services to producers, and advocacy.
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  Sustainabilitea: the Dutch tea market and corporate social responsibility

  India Committee of the Netherlands, 2006

  The report examines issues and developments related to the global and Dutch tea markets and of relevant corporate social responsibility initiatives.
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  Fair trade: gender makes the difference

  IUCN Environmental Law Programme, The World Conservation Union, Bonn, 2004

  This short briefing note outlines the importance of ensuring that fair trade initiatives incorporate a gender perspective. Taking account of gender in fair trade is one way to ensure that women are recognised in and paid a fair wage for their contribution to agricultural and production processes.
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  Buying matters: consultation: sourcing fairly from developing countries

  Traidcraft, 2006

  This report considers how purchasers can improve their buying, in ways that deliver for their businesses and for suppliers overseas. It further asks whether such a win-win situation is possible.The document looks at the realities of the buying desk and asks what ‘responsible purchasing’ might be.
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  Fair Trade in Europe 2005: facts and figures on Fair Trade in 25 European countries

  The International Fair Trade Association, 2006

  Based on data from national and international Fair Trade organisation in 25 European countries this report gives an overview of trends and figures of the Fair Trade market in Europe.

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