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Let’s Talk Fairtrade
Think you know all about Fairtrade?
Why not test your knowledge by taking part in our fun and informative QUIZ for Fairtrade Fortnight (Monday, 21 September - Sunday, 4 October, 2026).
If you also add your details at the end you will be entered into a prize draw just for taking part. A winner will be drawn at random at the close of the fortnight and they'll receive a hamper of Fairtrade goodies!
Plus, if you’d like to get involved and help volunteer with your local Fairtrade volunteer group, tick the box at the end of the quiz and we will put you in touch with your local group.
About Fairtrade
How often have you said “it’s not fair!” about something? No one likes it when they are not treated fairly. But unfortunately, many farmers and growers across the world who produce the foods we love don’t get a fair wage for the work they do.
Fairtrade changes the way trade works through better prices, decent working conditions and a fairer deal for farmers and workers. When you choose products with the Fairtrade logo you are supporting:
Fair prices and decent working conditions
Environmentally-friendly farming practices
A strong voice for farmers and workers
Gender equality and a better future for young people
That’s why this Fairtrade Fortnight (21st September to the 4th October 2026) community groups, volunteers, schoolchildren and Monmouthshire County Council will all be speaking up for Fair Pay, because however someone earns a living, they deserve to be paid fairly.
Events are being held across the county to help people find out how our shopping choices can make a difference to lives across the world. See the list of events below…..
Find out more about Fairtrade products and the difference they make by completing our Fairtrade quiz to enter a prize draw to win some Fairtrade goodies.
Let’s Talk Fairtrade
Think you know all about Fairtrade?
Why not test your knowledge by taking part in our fun and informative QUIZ for Fairtrade Fortnight (Monday, 21 September - Sunday, 4 October, 2026).
If you also add your details at the end you will be entered into a prize draw just for taking part. A winner will be drawn at random at the close of the fortnight and they'll receive a hamper of Fairtrade goodies!
Plus, if you’d like to get involved and help volunteer with your local Fairtrade volunteer group, tick the box at the end of the quiz and we will put you in touch with your local group.
About Fairtrade
How often have you said “it’s not fair!” about something? No one likes it when they are not treated fairly. But unfortunately, many farmers and growers across the world who produce the foods we love don’t get a fair wage for the work they do.
Fairtrade changes the way trade works through better prices, decent working conditions and a fairer deal for farmers and workers. When you choose products with the Fairtrade logo you are supporting:
Fair prices and decent working conditions
Environmentally-friendly farming practices
A strong voice for farmers and workers
Gender equality and a better future for young people
That’s why this Fairtrade Fortnight (21st September to the 4th October 2026) community groups, volunteers, schoolchildren and Monmouthshire County Council will all be speaking up for Fair Pay, because however someone earns a living, they deserve to be paid fairly.
Events are being held across the county to help people find out how our shopping choices can make a difference to lives across the world. See the list of events below…..
Find out more about Fairtrade products and the difference they make by completing our Fairtrade quiz to enter a prize draw to win some Fairtrade goodies.
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