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	<title>Comments on: Croydon&#8217;s Fairtrade Events</title>
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		<title>By: Alisher Akhmetov</title>
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		<dc:creator>Alisher Akhmetov</dc:creator>
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		<description>Hi! Today I bought myself a fair trade apple juice in the City University. It tasted really well, much better than any juice I have tried in London before. The pack says it was produced in South African Republic by the fair trade farmers. 
But the thing I am worrying about is the extent to which Fair trade contributes to the economy and the people&#039;s life. More money for producers means better quality products, but it also means that the producers will be able to improve their lives and economy will get a new customers, which will add-on another spin of improvements.
Should not fair trade rules be adopted wider, say for the products made in China by sweatshop labourers?
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi! Today I bought myself a fair trade apple juice in the City University. It tasted really well, much better than any juice I have tried in London before. The pack says it was produced in South African Republic by the fair trade farmers.<br />
But the thing I am worrying about is the extent to which Fair trade contributes to the economy and the people&#8217;s life. More money for producers means better quality products, but it also means that the producers will be able to improve their lives and economy will get a new customers, which will add-on another spin of improvements.<br />
Should not fair trade rules be adopted wider, say for the products made in China by sweatshop labourers?<br />
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