Ethical trading involves companies ensuring fair treatment of workers and sustainability throughout their supply chains. It addresses issues like payment of living wages, reasonable working hours, and safe working conditions. In many developed countries, ethical trading and fair trade practices are becoming more widely known among consumers, who are increasingly interested in supporting companies that treat workers and farmers ethically.

1. Ethical Trading

2. What is ethical trading?
Which companies have you heard of that could be
called ethical companies?
In your country, how familiar are people generally
with the concept of ethical trading?

3. Reading
Read and complete each space

4. Fair Trading ⊂ Ethical Trading

5. Reading

6. Why do you think
‘Think is Fair’?

7. Fair Trading
“Please write a Definition in one sentence”
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8. Fair trade is an organized social movement and
market-based approach that aims to help producers
in developing countries make better trading
conditions and promote sustainability.
The movement advocates the payment of a higher
price to producers as well as higher social and
environmental standards.
It focuses in particular on exports from developing
countries to developed countries, most notably coffee,
cocoa, sugar, tea, bananas, honey, cotton, wine,
fresh fruit, chocolate, flowers and gold

9. 1. Are you a „coffeeholic‟?
2. Do you need coffee to wake you up in the morning?
3. What is your favorite coffee brand (or shop)?
4. Do you know what fair trade coffee is?
5. What do you know about coffee production and who gets the
big profits?
6. Do you think fair trade make the coffee more expensive?
7. What‟s your choice? Normal coffee VS Fair trade coffee
Why do you prefer?
Find out advantages and disadvantages
you can get by buying that coffee.