Sir Steve Redgrave visits Fairtrade cotton growers in Mali
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Well done Sir Steve its a very worthy cause to support.
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Great Cause, Great Clip !
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bnprenaissance 2 years ago
Hello BNPRenaissance
Great news! You can support British farmers AND farmers in developing countries. Almost all products that carry the FAIRTRADE Mark (for example, bananas, tea, coffee, chocolate, rice, cotton) are not grown in the UK. As for the few Fairtrade products that can also be produced in the UK, such as honey and flowers, British farmers are not able to produce sufficient quantities to satisfy market demand.
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