Fair Trade Collection

"Fair Trade: Empowering Communities and Promoting Equality" In a world filled with disparities, fair trade emerges as a beacon of hope

Fair Trade Collection: Mr Sampson Samuel Lloyd (colour litho)

Mr Sampson Samuel Lloyd (colour litho)
612230 Mr Sampson Samuel Lloyd (colour litho) by Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy) (1851-1922); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mr Sampson Samuel Lloyd, Fair Trade, 11 March 1882)

Fair Trade Collection: 'O! What a Surprise!'(coloured engraving)

"O! What a Surprise!"(coloured engraving)
979472 " O! What a Surprise!" (coloured engraving) by Merry, Tom (c.1852-1902); Private Collection; (add.info.: " O! What a Surprise!")

Fair Trade Collection: Africa, Kenya, Nairobi. Colorful beads at the Kazuri bead making factory in Karen

Africa, Kenya, Nairobi. Colorful beads at the Kazuri bead making factory in Karen district of Nairobi

Fair Trade Collection: The British Bull Dog Show, from St. Stephens Review Presentation Cartoon

The British Bull Dog Show, from St. Stephens Review Presentation Cartoon
XCF136728 The British Bull Dog Show, from St. Stephens Review Presentation Cartoon, 25 February 1888 (colour litho) by Merry, Tom (c.1852-1902); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Antigua, Guatemala: Coffee on the bush

Fair Trade Collection: Fairtrade tea bag, artwork

Fairtrade tea bag, artwork
Fairtrade tea bag. Computer artwork depicting a teabag filled with fairtrade tea. Fairtrade certification is a product certification system designed to allow people to identify products that meet

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"Fair Trade: Empowering Communities and Promoting Equality" In a world filled with disparities, fair trade emerges as a beacon of hope, and is a movement that seeks to bridge the gap between producers and consumers, ensuring fairness and sustainability in global trade. One captivating image that encapsulates the essence is Mr Sampson Samuel Lloyd's vibrant colour litho titled "O. What a Surprise. " This coloured engraving serves as a reminder of the joyous impact they are have on people's lives. Traveling to Africa, specifically Kenya's bustling capital Nairobi, we witness the transformative power at the Kazuri bead making factory in Karen. The colorful beads produced here not only showcase African craftsmanship but also represent economic opportunities for local artisans. As we delve deeper into Africa's diverse landscapes, we encounter rubber trees standing tall amidst lush greenery. These trees symbolize sustainable practices embraced by fair trade initiatives, promoting environmental conservation while providing livelihoods for countless individuals. The significance extends beyond borders and continents. Even prominent figures like President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama recognize its importance, posing for a photo during a reception at the Metropolitan Museum. Their support highlights how fair trade transcends political affiliations and unites people under one common goal - justice in global commerce. Turning our attention to Britain, an amusing depiction from "The British Bull Dog Show" featured in St. Stephens Review Presentation Cartoon brings humor to this serious topic. Fair trade advocates believe that every transaction should be equitable just like this cartoon portrays. Venturing further south to Antigua in Guatemala unveils yet another facet - coffee cultivation on bushes against breathtaking backdrops. By supporting farmers' cooperatives through purchasing their ethically sourced beans, consumers contribute directly to improving living conditions within Central America's Guatemalan communities. Finally, let us not forget Namibia in Africa where various products are cultivated sustainably under fair trade principles.