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Posted on 19th October 2016

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By fairtradegsy
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Fairtrade farmers speak out about the climate crisis.......
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Who caused the climate crisis?

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

In fact as Fairtrade farmers, they are committed to protecting the local environment and lowering their carbon footprint.

But they’re already suffering the worst consequences of the climate emergency. More unpredictable weather means they’re having to work even harder, to earn less. ...

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Global coffee crisis driving millions of coffee farmers further into poverty. Surely it's time that more brands adopted Fairtrade! ...

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