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Fair Trade Certified Mangos Bring Hope to Haiti
08/30/2011
January 12th, 2010 marks the day that a 7.0 magnitude quake killed or injured thousands of Haitian people and left nearly two million people homeless. It was the day the earth shook, the day that changed everything in the small, colorful Caribbean nation of Haiti.  Amidst chaos and devastation, the people have held strong, and are working to rebuild their lives a little bit each day.
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Beauty Store Business: What's Fair is Fair
08/29/2011
Fair trade isn’t just coffee or handmade gifts anymore. There’s a slew of beauty products to make your inventory unique. Up until the last few years, the term “fair trade” brought to mind men harvesting coffeein sun-drenched plantations or women handbeading jewelry or clothing. But mention fair trade now and you’ll likely be introduced to beauty products that fuel a cause and produce results.
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Houston on the Road to Becoming A Fair Trade Town
08/22/2011
Houstonians demand city council support becoming a Fair Trade certified city; activists call on Houston to follow in the footsteps of Boston and Chicago A growing grassroots movement is pushing the Houston city council to become the first Fair Trade city in Texas.
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Tweets for Ben & Jerry's
08/21/2011
Eating ice-cream is a guilty pleasure, but now you can truly enjoy your favorite flavor and feel good about yourself. Ben & Jerry’s may not be the first name you think of when looking at brands who truly strive to achieve positive change through the way they do business, but making the world a better place is at its very heart. And of course, any brand which successfully mixes business with positive change deserves to be celebrated in this new era of movement marketing.
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