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    concept of fair trade. What is fair trade? Fair trade is a trading approach that is based on a correct relationship between producers and consumers. A product that carries the fair trade mark can be defined as a product in which producers and traders have met the fair trade standards. Fair trade is Divine Chocolate’s competitive advantage because it focuses on a specific type of customer that is willing to pay more for products that are produced under fair circumstances‚ and who are loyal to fair trade

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    Mini-Case “Is Your Chocolate the Result of Unfair Exploitation of Child Labor?” 1. Should labor practices in another country be a relevant consideration in international trade? Why or why not? Yes‚ labor practices in another country should be relevant for consideration in international trade. The reason for concern is labor and social advocates has increased imports from countries in which labor standards are apparently not enforced at an adequately high level. It’s important

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    key issues for Starbucks? Starbucks was quite concern to maintain their brand image in spite of threatening issue by Global exchange (Argenti‚ 2013‚ p. 140). First‚ Starbucks was reluctant to go for any agreement with fair trade since they were not confirmed whether fair trade could assure to provide the quality beans to meet the Starbuck’s standards or not. The company never compromised with the quality and hesitates to pay higher prices for it. Second‚ the another significant concern was that

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    coffee on a regular basis‚ you probably would prefer drinking fair trade coffee‚ especially as it ensures fair working conditions and wages for coffee farmers from developing countries. Here are 10 major fair trade coffee labels‚ as well as a description of each. Many of them are organic coffees too. 1. Equal Exchange The secret to the success of Equal Exchange coffe is not just that it’s socially responsible‚ but that by using fair trade practices for sourcing coffee it also gets better beans.

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    flavours ”Some Café Oké products are 100% Arabica beans. -An ethical product: Café Oké is a Fair Trade product which corresponds to an ethical guideline(Max Havelaar focuses on controlling the social circumstances throughout the small-scale agricultural production sector) (Solidaridad development organization).”We pay the farmers a fair price for the beans. And you pay a fair price for the coffee. “ -A fair trade recognition: Cafe Oké is the successor of the Max Havelaar coffee. -A labelized product:

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    Business Strategies for Sustainable Development (WMX042) Examination 3 Coffee Industry Josef Matthias Fellinger Kristin Gertz François Prieur Miguel Pino Martin Page 2 of 26 Coffee Industry Group 4 Table of contents The story of coffee ................................................................................................ 3 Environmental issues ............................................................................................. 4 Social issues .......

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    other roasters to adopt the sourcing guidelines? Finally‚ how should Starbucks address the Fair Trade movement? When CI identified coffee as an important commodity affecting biodiversity‚ it launched a pilot

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    the sales that can be expected at each stage. In this essay‚ attentions will be paid on the different consequences of having a major product at the growth stage. After that‚ I will turn to the pros and cons of our company to sell sugar under the Fair-trade label and then giving my own opinion. According to the product life cycle‚ it is obviously that once a product comes into the growth stage‚ consumers identification in term of psychology and value is aroused‚ and new consumers are absorbed

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    Introduction It is well acknowledged that fair trade works to re-embed commodity chains in a framework of social and ecological responsibility. By having a business model that embodies the principles of fair trade‚ Cafedirect coffee presents an alternative to the prevailing model of international trade and agricultural production (Raynolds‚ 2009)‚ and the success of Cafedirect has made a significant contribution to the mainstreaming of fair trade in the UK (Nicholls and Opal‚ 2005). Critically

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    information and discuss the ethical issues of outsourcing to Bangladesh as well as provide a breakdown of cost issues. I will outline the positive and negative aspects of each alternative. After considering the alternatives‚ I found that a solution of fair trade will suit your organization and will lead to long-term success‚ keeping in mind the challenges involved in following that strategy. Manufacture Offshore or Not? Ethical Issues in Bangladesh Since 2005‚ Bangladesh has had catastrophes in which

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