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The 17 pages that link to Fair trade, each with the reason it gives.

• Sustainable fashionRelated: Fair-trade programs address economic and labor conditions within fashion supply chains.

• Agricultural value chainRelated: Fair-trade arrangements address how value and trading benefits are shared.

• Agricultural supply chainRelated: Fair-trade arrangements target bargaining and income inequalities between producers and downstream buyers.

• Social enterpriseRelated: Social enterprises may use fair-trade sourcing to pursue benefits through their supply chains.

• QuinoaRelated: Quinoa's export markets have prompted debate about how value is shared with growers.

• HandicraftRelated: Fair-trade initiatives address how craft producers are paid and represented in markets.

• Alter-globalizationRelated: Fair-trade campaigns translated demands for more equitable exchange into consumer and certification practices.

• Christian leftRelated: Christian organizations have used fair-trade purchasing to pursue more equitable economic relationships.

• Clothing industryRelated: Fair-trade initiatives address labor and sourcing concerns in clothing supply chains.

• OxfamRelated: Oxfam has campaigned for trade rules that better protect small producers.

• Anita RoddickRelated: Roddick’s sourcing initiatives helped bring fair-trade ideas into mainstream cosmetics retail.