Fair for Life programme:
Certification standard for Fair Trade and responsible supply-chains
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Fair for Life promotes an approach of Fair Trade that allows all producers and workers who are at a socio-economic disadvantage to access a wider range of social and economic benefits. Fair Trade is part of a broader context of sustainable development within a region that safeguards and supports the local social fabric, particularly in rural settings. These principles hold true equally well in the Global South as the Global North and apply throughout the whole supply chain covering producers, traders, manufacturers and brand holders.
Fair For Life advantages
- The possibility to recognize other schemes that can be complementary, enabling synergies and a wider sourcing
- An independent third-party certification
- An internationally recognized programme, based on key baseline reference standards (International definitions of Fair Trade, ISO 26000, ILO conventions, social criteria of IFOAM, etc.)
- An approach of continuous improvement, and the possibility to assess overall performance with regards to fair trade
- The ability to source Fair Trade ingredients from any country (South & North)
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Insight into impacts
EN/FR Argane Aouzac is a fair trade project involving 550 women in 6 villages of the Indouzal montain, aiming to strengthen women's capacity and autonomy around the argan activity. Women…Read more
