CBBC Newsround | ANIMALS | Coffee demand may kill endangered animals (#)
„Coffee is the second biggest export from developing countries after oil with the US being one of the biggest buyers of it in the world. Watch/Listen Hear story! More Info In pix: Rare rhinos Animals in danger guide Play the hero in Poacher Patrol Chat about animals Endangered animals quiz Past Stories Rare rhinos on road to recovery Rhinos under new threat Sumatran tiger could be extinct in 12 years We have to stop elephants dying out Web Links International Rhino Foundation Note: You will leave CBBC. We are not responsible for other websites. “
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CBBC Newsround | GLOBALISATION ECONOMIC | Could trade replace aid?
„This is for the groups to decide for themselves. A possible example to get groups started: Fairtrade Foundation's terms of trading: A price that covers the cost of production. A 'social premium' some additional profit to be used by the producers to improve their living and working conditions. Some money paid in advance to avoid small producer organisations falling into debt (if they need to buy seeds or tools) Contracts that allow long term planning, because the producers know they will have a customer.“
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„Rijayatu lives in a tiny village in Ghana. Her parents' farm produces cocoa which helps to make fair trade chocolate bars for shops in the UK. Follow her story on CBBC Newsround.“
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„ How fair is international trade? “
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CBBC Newsround | WORLD | Cocoa deal to boost fair trade chocolate
„"Fair trade" means the farmers who grow the cocoa beans that go into chocolate will get paid more money. The Co-Op supermarket chain has promised to make all its own-brand chocolate completely fair trade. It's struck a deal with cocoa farmers in Ghana in West Africa Farmers in Africa harvest cocoa Campaigners for fair trade say big companies don't pay a fair price for the cocoa beans and keep too much money from the chocolate they sell. Because so many people grow cocoa around the world, the companies can look for ages until they find the lowest price possible.“
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