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Purchasing Guide FAIRTRADE PURCHASING GUIDE YOUR GUIDE TO SOURCING FAIRTRADE PRODUCTS NEW ZEALAND Updated April 2011 The latest version of this guide is available from: www.fairtrade.org.nz The Fair Trade Association of Australia and New Zealand is the regional body bringing together all organisations and individuals interested and working in the fair trade movement. FAIR TRADE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND The Fair Trade Association of Australia and New Zealand ( F TAANZ ) is a charitable organisation. FTAANZ is a member based body for all individuals and organisations interested in, and supportive of, fair trade. FTAANZ seeks to increase awareness of fair trade; assist producers from developing countries, especially in the Asia and Pacific regions, to access Australian and New Zealand markets; and support the implementation of the Fairtrade Certification and Labelling System. Fair Trade Association of Australia and New Zealand PO Box 331587 Takapuna, Auckland 0740, Tel: 09 920 4950 | Fax: 09 920 4951 E: [email protected] | Web: www.fairtrade.org.nz photograph by Christof Krackardt© LIST YOUR BUSINESS IN THIS GUIDE If you stock Fairtrade Certified products, you can get your free listing in this guide. Contact FTAANZ with the relevant information about your business. Follow the format of the entries you see in the guide. Please contact FTAANZ if you wish to amend any existing entries. WHY FAIR TRADE? The advantages of current international trade practices are not en- joyed by all people in the world. People in developing countries are particularly disadvantaged, it is estimated that more than 1.4 billion people live in extreme poverty ( on less than NZ$2 a day ) Fair trade is about giving disadvantaged people power: by paying producers and workers fair prices for their work, by helping them gain the skills and knowledge they need to develop their businesses and to operate in the global economy, and by challenging unfair trading prac- photograph by Kay Maerits© tices. It is about providing a fair go, not charity. Together we can create more awareness of internation- al consumer power and offer New Zealanders an opportunity to make real change through supporting fair trade activities and buying fair trade products. WHAT IS THE FAIRTRADE LABEL? The FAIRTRADE Certification Label is a ‘ seal of approval ’ that appears on products that meet inter- nationally agreed Fairtrade standards. Fairtrade is unique in that it is an independent certification whose purpose is to tackle poverty and enable the empowerment of marginalised producers in developing countries. Fairtrade certification achieves this in the following ways: Fairtrade is the only certification system that provides producers with fair and stable prices. Producers receive a price, that cover the costs of sustainable production. On top of stable prices, producer organisations are paid a Fairtrade Premi- um – additional funds to democratically invest in social or economic develop- ment projects in their communities. Through Fairtrade, producers can request pre-financing from buyers and enter into long-term, stable contracts. Fairtrade provides the stability that rural families need to survive and plan for the future. Producers jointly own and manage Fairtrade Labelling Organizations Inter- national (FLO), the global umbrella body for Fairtrade and are involved in de- cisions regarding overall strategy and setting Fairtrade prices, Premiums and Look for the FAIRTRADE standards. Label on products WHAT IS THE WFTO LABEL? It identifies an organisation which has fair trade at its core. It is only awarded to organisations that are members of the WFTO (World Fair Trade Organisation). It means standards are being implemented regarding working conditions, wages, child labour and the environment. These standards are verified by self- assessment, mutual reviews and external verification. It is an organisational label — not a product label. FAIR TRADE COMMUNITIES Are you looking to buy Fairtrade products for a workplace, school, faith group or other organisation? Why not sign up as a Fair Trade Community and get recognition for it? We ’ ll send you a certificate and some great resources to shout about it - and keep you in the loop with the latest developments in fair trade. Best of all - it ’ s free and easy to do. Visit www.fairtrade.org.nz/get-involved to find out more. HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE This guide is designed to give you the necessary contact details to enable you to further your Fairtrade purchasing enquiries. The first section of the Guide contains a quick reference to help you narrow down the number of suppliers which can meet your needs. Use the quick reference to identify which suppliers in your region have the specific products you are seeking. Some businesses can deliver New Zealand-wide or may have offices in several regions, so in addition to the local businesses check other suppliers as well. Descriptions in the listings should give you a good idea as to whether a stockist can meet your needs. Contact businesses or visit their websites if you need more information. If you have any further queries about fair trade or this Purchasing Guide, contact FTAANZ or visit the website at www.fairtrade.org.nz. The FTAANZ website has a searchable database of retail, wholesale and other suppliers of fair trade products, which lists suppliers for small and large buyers. Note that many of the listed suppliers stock conventionally traded products as well as Fairtrade products, whereas a few sell exclusively Fairtrade products. To be certain you are ordering Fairtrade, please specify “ Fairtrade Certified ” when ordering and look for the label. Quick Guide to Fairtrade Suppliers Most suppliers are able to deliver nationwide - check with individual companies for more details Company Region / City Region office Head if one than in more location Number Page Coffee Ground Roast and Instant Coffee Coffee Decaffeinated bags Tea leaf teaLoose bars Chocolate cocoachocolate and Drinking Sugar Sportsballs Bananas clothing etc) (eg Cotton Other / Online email ordering available Altura Coffee Ltd Auckland 1 √ √ √ All Good 1 √ Avalanche Coffee 1 √ √ Bruno Rossi 2 √ Café Direct 2 √ √ Cafe Express 2 √ Coffex Coffee Pty. Ltd. 4 √ √ √ √ √ √ Corporate Express 5 √ √ √ √ √ Dynamic Sports 5 √ Earthlings 5 √ √ Eden Coffee 6 √ √ Gilmours 6 √ √ √ √ Healthpak 6 √ Karajoz Coffee Company 7 √ √ Kokako Organic 8 √ √ √ √ OfficeMax New Zealand Ltd 9 √ √ √ √ Scarborough Fair 11 √ √ √ √ √ Sierra Coffee 11 √ √ CPR (Coffee Premium Roast) Blenheim 5 √ √ Cakes with a Conscience Canterbury 3 √ √ Addington Coffee Cooperative Christchurch 1 √ √ √ Caffe Prima / Contract Coffee Roasters 3 √ √ √ √ √ √ Izon Coffee 7 √ √ √ √ √ Trade Aid 11 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ Kush Coffee Nelson 8 √ √ √ Pomeroys Coffee and Tea Co / Toxic Coffee 10 √ √ √ Peru Café Ltd New Plymouth 10 √ √ Micah Clothing Southland 9 √ √ Micah Coffee 9 √ √ √ Caffé L'affare Wellington 3 √ √ √ Celcius Coffee 4 √ √ √ Commonsense Organics 4 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ Havana Coffee Works 6 √ √ Kowtow Clothing Ltd 8 √ √ Peoples Coffee Ltd 10 √ √ √ √ √ √ Kawatiri Coffee Roasting Westport 7 √ √ FAIRTRADE PURCHASING GUIDE – SUPPLIER DIRECTORY Always specify “Fairtrade Certified” when ordering and look for the FAIRTRADE Label Addington Coffee Cooperative PO Box 9192 | Addington | Christchurch | T: 6403 943 1662 | F: 6403 943 1662 www.addingtoncoffee.org.nz | [email protected] Products: Blend: Jailbreaker Single origins: Ethiopian Yirgacheffe, Sumatran Gayoland , Mexican Chiapas (decaffeinated) Enquiries: Phone, fax or email Opening hours: Open 6 days, closed Monday | 7:30am - 4pm (weekdays) 9:00am - 4:00pm (weekends) Purchasing: Online and Retail All Good Bananas 43a Brown Street, Ponsonby | Ponsonby | Auckland 1021 | T: 64 (09) 360 9691 www.allgoodbananas.co.nz | [email protected] All Good are the first and only Fairtrade bananas in New Zealand. Our Fairtrade and Fairtrade organic bananas are sourced directly from a small cooperative of 430 farms in El Guabo in Ecuador. El Guabo is made up of small family owned farms and everyone in the family is involved in the farm – from tending the trees to harvesting, washing and packing. The farm is the whole family‟s livelihood and some have been passed down for generations. Products: Bananas, bananas, bananas Enquiries: By phone, or email Purchasing: Wholesale and Retail Altura Coffee Ltd 23 Douglas Alexander Parade | Albany | Auckland 1310 | T: 0800 258872 | F: 09 448 1415 www.alturacoffee.co.nz | [email protected] Altura Coffee Company selects only the choicest Arabica coffee beans from the world's premium growing regions and roasts daily to produce New Zealand's finest gourmet coffees. Altura Coffee is roasted in small controlled batches to ensure ultimate freshness and flavour. All of our coffees are available as either whole beans, fine espresso or plunger ground in 200gr, 500gr or 1kg bags with a one way freshness valve for optimum freshness. Products: Mexican Chiapas, East Timor Organic Sizes: comes in 200gm – 500gm – 1 kilo sealed bags with one way breather bags Enquiries: By phone, fax or email Purchasing: Purchase by phone, fax or email Avalanche Coffee Ltd PO BOX 15-991 | New Lynn | Auckland | T: 09 414 6400 | F: 09 414 6401 www.avalanchecoffee.co.nz Avalanche supplies a range of both wholesale and retail blends. Our 100% Fairtrade Organic Arabica beans are hand selected by our roastmaster and roasted to a medium dark colour using the Sivetz fluidised hot air roasting method. This method extracts a cleaner, brighter and more intense flavour from the bean and removes any burn, bitter or tainted flavours that can occur using other roasting methods. Enquiries: For further information please phone us directly to discuss. www.fairtrade.org.nz New Zealand, April 2011 - Version 4 Page 1 of 11 FAIRTRADE PURCHASING GUIDE – SUPPLIER DIRECTORY Always specify “Fairtrade Certified” when ordering and look for the FAIRTRADE Label Bruno Rossi – Caffe Superiore PO BOX 58-095 | Botany | Manukau | Auckland | T: 0800 426 333 [email protected] The Caffe Primavera Fairtrade is possibly one of our most delicious blends, it features beans sourced from Brazil, Costa Rica and the Ethiopian region of Yirgacheffe.
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