Fair Trade Fortnight

What was the presentation about?

• Pancake Day

• Fairtrade Fortnight

• The history of fair trade.

• Farming

What does a Fairtrade label on a product mean?

• The product is made without any artificial ingredients.

• The product is sourced from local farmers only.

• The product is traded in a way that is fair.

• The product is part of a large corporate brand.

What is Fairtrade Fortnight?

• A type of fair where products are sold at discounted prices.

• An event that happens every year to show support for farmers and workers in developing countries.

• A fortnightly market where only fair trade products are sold.

• A government policy to regulate trade between countries.

Who comes together during Fairtrade Fortnight?

• Teachers and students only.

• Farmers and workers from developing countries.

• People from schools, businesses, and other places.

• Government officials and policy makers.

How many farmers and workers does Fairtrade help worldwide?

• Over 1.65 million in 74 countries

• Over 2 million in 50 countries

• Over 1 million in 100 countries

• Over 500,000 in 74 countries

What is the benefit of choosing to buy Fairtrade products?

• It helps improve technology

• It helps with education

• It helps to improve the lives of many families.

• It supports global healthcare.

What does the Fairtrade logo on a product mean?

• The product is made in the United Kingdom

• The product is organic

• The product is Fairtrade

• The product is a bestseller

According to the presentation provided, what proportion of bananas bought in the United Kingdom are Fairtrade?

• One in two bananas

• One in three bananas

• One in four bananas

• One in five bananas

What can you try to spot in the shops to support Fairtrade?

• The Fairtrade logo

• The organic label

• The local produce sign

• The recycling symbol

What is one way to inform parents and carers about what Fairtrade means?

• Hold a debate competition at college

• Hold a Fairtrade stall at college

• Show them the Fairtrade logo in shops and encourage them to buy Fairtrade items

• Create a Fairtrade poster