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George Alagiah visits Guernsey

Posted on 21st August 2005

Picture Brian Green - 04-12-05 - BBC TV news reader George Alagiah - Patron of the Fairtrade Foundation was in Guernsey to promote making the island Freetrade REF: 0266308.JPG

BBC TV news reader George Alagiah –
Patron of the Fairtrade Foundation was in Guernsey to promote making the island Fairtrade

2005, December
Visit to Guernsey by George Alagiah, Patron of the Fairtrade Foundation.

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Since 2005, Fairtrade Guernsey has called on our local community to help bring about positive change for millions of farmers and workers in developing countries, asking shoppers and businesses to choose products that change lives and reminding everyone of the dramatic difference Fairtrade makes. The more we choose Fairtrade, the more farmers and workers will be empowered to improve their lives through the better terms of trade it offers. Choose Fairtrade when you shop!

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Fairtrade changes the way trade works through better prices, decent working conditions and a fairer deal for farmers and workers in developing countries.

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It certainly wasn't Ebrottié, a small-scale cocoa farmer in Côte d'Ivoire. Or Teresa, who grows coffee in Nicaragua.

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