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Dom Partridge 11/08/2026 Dom Partridge 11/08/2026

The UK’s new deforestation rules: protecting forests without harming farmers

Kate Dixon 11/08/2026 Kate Dixon 11/08/2026

Fighting for change in Kenya’s Tea Sector - Nyeri Chai Farmer’s Association

J McNaughton 11/08/2026 J McNaughton 11/08/2026

Your support in numbers

Kate Dixon 10/08/2026 Kate Dixon 10/08/2026

An open letter to Andy Burnham on his first day as Prime Minister

Kate Dixon 29/07/2026 Kate Dixon 29/07/2026

Bringing farmers from rural Bangladesh together to fight for a fairer deal

J McNaughton 28/07/2026 J McNaughton 28/07/2026

How tea farmers in Nyeri are changing Kenya’s tea industry

Kate Dixon 13/07/2026 Kate Dixon 13/07/2026

Growing tea in a changing climate

Dom Partridge 09/07/2026 Dom Partridge 09/07/2026

The Difference You Made: Campaigns

Kate Dixon 19/06/2026 Kate Dixon 19/06/2026

The small-scale producer paradox

Kate Dixon 08/06/2026 Kate Dixon 08/06/2026

Informal workers are quietly holding together global supply chains

Kate Dixon 08/06/2026 Kate Dixon 08/06/2026

Financial speculators are controlling the price of your chocolate bar.

Kate Dixon 08/06/2026 Kate Dixon 08/06/2026

The most productive farmers in the world? All too often, they're the poorest.

Kate Dixon 04/06/2026 Kate Dixon 04/06/2026

Why did the chicken cross the world?

Dom Partridge 26/03/2026 Dom Partridge 26/03/2026

As the WTO gathers in Cameroon, there is pessimism in the air. But a fairer future is possible.

Hannah Bentley 16/01/2026 Hannah Bentley 16/01/2026

40 years of fighting for fairer trade

Hannah Bentley 14/01/2026 Hannah Bentley 14/01/2026

Producer-led businesses

Kate Dixon 31/12/2025 Kate Dixon 31/12/2025

Seeds of change - building self-reliance with Pahariya communities in India

Hannah Bentley 25/11/2025 Hannah Bentley 25/11/2025

Adapting to climate change and protecting local ecosystems in Pwani region, Tanzania

Hannah Bentley 21/11/2025 Hannah Bentley 21/11/2025

“It was all on their terms.”

Dom Partridge 13/11/2025 Dom Partridge 13/11/2025

Why COP30 matters for farmers, forests and fair trade

Updates

The UK’s new deforestation rules: protecting forests without harming farmers

Fighting for change in Kenya’s Tea Sector - Nyeri Chai Farmer’s Association

Your support in numbers

An open letter to Andy Burnham on his first day as Prime Minister

Bringing farmers from rural Bangladesh together to fight for a fairer deal

How tea farmers in Nyeri are changing Kenya’s tea industry

Growing tea in a changing climate

The Difference You Made: Campaigns

The small-scale producer paradox

Informal workers are quietly holding together global supply chains

Financial speculators are controlling the price of your chocolate bar.

The most productive farmers in the world? All too often, they're the poorest.

Why did the chicken cross the world?

As the WTO gathers in Cameroon, there is pessimism in the air. But a fairer future is possible.

40 years of fighting for fairer trade

Producer-led businesses

Seeds of change - building self-reliance with Pahariya communities in India

Adapting to climate change and protecting local ecosystems in Pwani region, Tanzania

“It was all on their terms.”

Why COP30 matters for farmers, forests and fair trade

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