S2 BDL - Ethics (What is Fairtrade?)

What is the primary impact of purchasing Fairtrade products?

• Improving technology in developed countries

• Enhancing living conditions in developing countries

• Reducing the cost of goods worldwide

• Increasing the profit margins of large corporations

Fairtrade coffee farmers are usually part of what?

• Cooperatives

• Independent small farms

• Large agricultural corporations

• Government-run farms

What is a central component of the Fairtrade system?

• The maximum price limit

• The fixed price model

• The average price agreement

• The minimum price guarantee

How can the Fairtrade premium be used by farmers and workers?

• To take vacations

• To invest in community projects

• To distribute as bonuses among executives

• To pay government taxes

What is the most well-known Fairtrade product?

• Coffee

• Cocoa

• Tea

• Sugar

Which is NOT listed as a Fairtrade product?

• Tea

• Cocoa

• Electronics

• Ice cream

What can Fairtrade certification apply to?

• All of the above

• Technology products

• Service industries

• Agricultural products

What does the Fairtrade mark signify?

• Products are tax-free

• Products support fair working conditions

• Products are made in developed countries

• Products are organic

How many farmers and workers worldwide benefit from Fairtrade?

• Over 2 million

• Over 500,000

• Over 1.5 million

• Over 750,000