CRS Fair Trade

CRS Fair Trade ()

  „Each player in our cycle of production and distribution, from the farmer to the consumer, participates in socially just and environmentally responsible trade. We hope that all other coffee companies will follow our lead.“

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  „AID said the goal of its alliance with Green Mountain was "to mitigate the crisis by supporting the development of small- and medium-scale coffee systems that are environmentally, socially, and economically sustainable. This, in turn, will help to ensure improved livelihoods and incomes for coffee farmers and their communities, while maintaining a reliable supply of coffee in the range of qualities demanded by consumers."“

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CRS Fair Trade CRS Fair Trade

  „For these companies, Fair Trade coffee is not a core commitment, but part of a marginal marketing approach designed to appeal to socially conscious consumers. CRS believes that the Niche Marketers can afford to make a deeper commitment to Fair Trade, and encourages them to climb the CRS Coffee Ladder—to change the way they buy and sell coffee and to reach 10 percent Fair Trade within 5 years.“

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  „Kraft Foods, maker of Maxwell House and Sanka coffee, announced Tuesday it will invest in socially and environmentally friendly coffee farming.“

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  „In New York this week, the non-profit Rainforest Alliance saluted coffee industry leaders, from small Latin-American coffee growers to large retailers like Starbucks, for their environmentally and socially responsible business practices. The Rainforest Alliance has been the driving force behind convincing industry leaders that producing and selling coffee that doesn't destroy forests, endanger wildlife or exploit laborers is good for business. Persuading coffee lovers to pay more for a higher quality bean may be the toughest challenge ahead.“

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