The Journal of Fair Trade is a biannual, peer-reviewed title run by the Journal of Fair Trade Society and published by Pluto Journals.
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We have some exciting news to share: Pluto Journals is now a member of the Open Journals Collective (OJC), which launches in January 2026. It’s an exciting step towards a brighter future for diamond open access! The Future is Diamond (OJC). Read more here plutojournals.com/open-journ…
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As of today, the Fair Trade Advocacy Office will no longer be posting on X.
👉 You can now connect with us on Bluesky: bsky.app/profile/fairtradeft…
👉 as always, on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/fair-tr…
Or, best of all, come chat with our colleagues over a nice #FairTrade coffee! ☕🌍
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Read our bit.ly//PJ_Dec2025 news! As the holidays begin, explore the latest issues of the International Journal of Disability & Social Justice, Journal of Fair Trade, and from our African Journals Initiative. All are Diamond Open Access, free on @Science_Open & @JSTOR xitter.cf/Pluto_Journals/status/…
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“Diamond Open Access: Challenging Oligopolistic Knowledge Systems” by Pauline Tiffen, Founder & Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Fair Trade, celebrates #OAWeek and explores #DiamondOA as a response to fragmented #FairTrade debates. Read more 👉 plutojournals.com/challengin…
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📣 Tell your MP: It’s time to stand up for tea workers worldwide.
✅ Stronger business accountability
✅ Sector-wide tea reform
✅ Restored UK climate aid
Email them today: action.fairtrade.org.uk/page…
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Malawian parables & songs, crafted by everyday people, reflect deep existential thought. Explore in The Journal of Humanities, part of the African Journals Initiative (JSTOR, Pluto Journals & African Book Collective). #AfricanPhilosophy daily.jstor.org/existentiali… @AfricanJou88165
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🌱 UK businesses, it's time to step up and #DoItFair for the people who pick our tea!
Ethical sourcing isn’t just good business—it’s a commitment to fairness.
Let’s make a change that supports those who grow the tea we love - sign the petition! 🌍💚
fairtrade.org.uk/do-it-fair?…
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OUR JUNE NEWS IS HERE bit.ly/PJ_June25. Explore ethical consumerism and degrowth, resilience in Zambia & Indonesia, Arab Studies, Palestine justice, Lebanon borders & our first African Journals Initiative issue! #FairTrade #ArabStudies #Africa #Degrowth #DiamondOpenAccess
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“It goes beyond just the farmers generating an income: it has a much bigger impact."
Choreographer and Fairtrade partner @SherrieSilver spoke to BBC Radio WM about why she’s supporting our #BrewitFair campaign ☕️
Listen from 2:27! 🎧
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🎉 The annual #YFTAs gathering kicks off today!
From climate resilience to honing public speaking skills & unpacking global trade tensions, the young advocates will dive deep into the key challenges shaping #FairTrade today.
Get in the mood with last year’s aftermovie 👇
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💚 What is Fairtrade?
💙 What does the Fairtrade mark mean?
🖤 What is the Fairtrade Premium?
Got questions about Fairtrade? Find out all you need to know 👇
fairtrade.org.uk/what-is-fai…
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Do you really know who grows your food?
Women grow between 60 and 80 percent of the world’s food. But their work is often unrecognised.
Trade cannot be fair unless women are included – so #ChooseFairtrade to support women farmers.
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Explore the profound impact of physical work on health and the body at this incredible free exhibition @ExploreWellcome.
Beautifully exploring the long term, deep rooted consequences of slavery and indentured labour. – at Lewisham, London
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Do you really know who grows your food? 🌴
Women grow between 60 and 80 percent of the world’s food, but their work is often unrecognised 💪
Trade cannot be fair unless women are included – so #ChooseFairtrade to support women farmers 💚
fairtrade.org.uk/she-grows-y…
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Aid is essential for addressing the causes of poverty and supports sustainable farming practices of farmers and workers in low-income countries.
We ask the Government to review its ODA spending and not lose sight of development and climate commitments.
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This #pancakeday we want your opinions 👀
Let us know the best topping, and your most controversial in the comments - the weirder the better 😋🥞
There's so many Fairtrade commodities you can use - from banana to sugar, and honey to chocolate and more 🍌🍫
#choosefairtrade
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A new @christian_aid report warns global #cocoa prices soared 400% last year after droughts, floods and climate-related diseases hit production.
A living income and greater investment are urgently needed for farmers to take effective climate action.
standard.co.uk/news/environm…
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After years of conflict, farmers in Tigray are restoring their livelihoods through beekeeping, #agroforestry and sustainable agriculture.
With support from CIFOR-ICRAF & Development Alliance, communities are earning incomes and securing a better future.⤵️
forestsnews.cifor.org/91062/…
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We are asking the government for a socially and environmentally sustainable approach to trade 📢
Fair terms of trade for smallholder farmers and workers in low-income countries is also good for sustainable economic growth and for the UK’s long-term food security 👇
“The UK’s long-term economic growth is inextricably linked to the livelihoods of the millions of smallholder farmers across the world that work to feed the UK”, writes Sophia Ostler of @FairtradeUK
politics.co.uk/comment/2025/…
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Ask your MP to join you and commit to do everything they can to change trade for the better.
By signing the Be the Change pledge, your MP is committing to listen to farmers and workers dealing with the reality of unfair trade every day.
action.fairtrade.org.uk/page…