fair trade

A fair trade for global art

Combining resources and goods, four independent business owners have banded together to make it possible for Tacomans to go around the world in an hour.Aamir Ahmad, Sharon Greenman, Amy McDonald and Clare Petrich all have... more »

New 2010 Fair Trade Card Launch

San Francisco – Greeting cards are opening the path for a new beginning. Women who have escaped prostitution in the Philippines are now handcrafting cards for Sanctuary Spring, a new line of beautiful, handmade, fair... more »

World of wares: ‘Global fair trade movement’ takes root in Columbus

As guests perused the colorful wares on display, a few children — decked out in attire from India — helped serve refreshments. Another child, upon walking in the room and hearing music exclaimed, "Mom, it... more »

Fair trade group thinking globally

The mission of global fair trade is simple, yet ambitious: to contribute to global economic development and poverty relief through education and promotion of products that adhere to fair trade principles.Fair Trade Bloomington's goal centers... more »

Selling crafts with eye on ethics

Vida Verde, at 1367 Foothill Blvd., owned by La Crescenta resident Laurel Murrieta, sells an assortment of bags, jewelry, water bottles, candles, greetings cards, wind chimes, live plants and other goods.Despite the variety, they all... more »

World Shoppe Launches New Line of Fair Trade Jewelry from South Africa at Beckman’s Handcrafted Gift Show

Chicago, IL - World Shoppe will debut a new line of copper and brass jewelry with semi-precious gemstones from South Africa at the Beckman's Handcrafted Gift Show ® Chicago, January 23-26, 2010. The line, handmade... more »

Fair Trade and Green Products Still Doing Well Even in Hard Economic Times

A recent study conducted by the Ethical Corporation Institute (ECI) has found that consumers are continuing to buy ethical products despite the state of the economy. Fair Trade and Rainforest Alliance certified items are especially... more »

Guilt-free gifts not made in a sweatshop

Maybe last year was the year for gifts made in sweatshops in China and massive toy recalls. This year is the year for guilt-free gifts made from sustainable materials, if you listen to the folks... more »

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In the Spring 2024 Editor's Letter, Carly McFadden bids farewell to two beloved faces at the magazine — Julie McCallum Packard and Abby Kleckler McGarry — and looks ahead to a bright future for the remainder of 2024 and beyond. Read the column here: giftshopmag.com/article/from-the-editor-new-ventures/📸: Photo by Gift Shop Plus staff. ... See MoreSee Less
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