Fairtrade does not walk the talk

Miet Maertens ()
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Miet Maertens: KU Leuven

Nature Sustainability, 2019, vol. 2, issue 7, 549-550

Abstract: Fairtrade and other voluntary sustainability standards are increasingly common in the food sector. Evidence shows that the benefits of such standards on the poorest people are minimal.

Date: 2019
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