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Special TEAR-OUT POSTERS INSIDE! WHOLESALE CATALOG 2015-2016 BEST SELLERS special TEAR-OUT POSTERS INSIDE! photo: Women at the Gumutindo Co-op in Uganda. LOOK INSIDE to learn more about our bestselling products that support communities of small farmers around the world. shop.equalexchange.coop “ Hands down the • for your • BEST CHOCOLATE I have ever tasted.” —SARAH L., BEDFORD, NY improved display case holds 12 bars upright CHOCOLATE RACK VERTICAL DISPLAY 40180 | $26.OO SOY-FREE | GLUTEN-FREE | VEGAN OPTIONS In 2010, through a grant from USAID, Equal Exchange FLAVOR INCLUSIONS began a long-term project to promote product quality, 55% % CACAO 55 CACAO production and capitalization among a select group of co- ops. Over the last five years, Organic Caramel Organic Almond we’ve witnessed tremendous Crunch with Sea Salt Dark Chocolate growth, innovation and bars DARK CHOCOLATE 55% CACAO DARK CHOCOLATE 55% CACAO collaboration between farmer aramel lmond 12, 3.5-OZ BARS CRUNCH with SEA SALT A perfectly satisfying TOASTED PIECES Crunchy almonds and co-ops, especially in the balance of sweet smooth dark chocolate realm of cocoa. The work is NET WT 3.5 OZ (100g) NET WT 3.5 OZ (100g) and salty. are a delicious duo. challenging, but the successes $30 per case 18608 | $30.00 18601 | $30.00 have been sweet—and have resulted in more empowered Our rich chocolate bars are crafted TIMELESS CLASSICS farmers offering an even for both classic and adventurous better product to the market. 65% 38% CACAO tastes. Try them all! CACAO Organic Ecuador Organic Milk Chocolate above: Baby cacao pods grow out Dark Chocolate with a Hint of Hazelnut of cacao flowers, on the trunk of FULL PRODUCT LISTING the tree. below: Working together STARTING ON PG. 22 65% CACAO 38% CACAO in the Dominican Republic, l to r: Silky dark chocolate Creamy, melt-in-your- Dary Goodrich, Chocolate Products DARK CHOCOLATE reminiscent of freshly MILK CHOCOLATE mouth milk chocolate Ecuador i DARK Manager for Equal Exchange; Basilio baked brownies. with a hint of HAZELNUT complemented by a bit Almonte de los Santos, Technical and 18609 | $30.00 of hazelnut. NET WT 3.5 OZ (100g) NET WT 3.5 OZ (100g) Quality Manager for CONACADO; 18602 | $30.00 Dan Arnett, General Manager of Central Coop in Seattle. 2 shop.equalexchange.coop 774.776.7366 Customer Service M-F 9am to 5pm EST 3 FOR KIDS – at a – & ADULTS it takes ready to be cacao farm 3-5 years for enjoyed by a cacao tree the mugful! The CONACADO co-op has to produce been blazing a trail in the pods cocoa industry since 1985. Today, they are made up of over 8,500 farmer members dedicated to producing high-quality, organic cacao. The co-op even owns a processing plant where they produce their own delicious cocoa powder, found in our hot cocoa and baking cocoa! l & r: Mario Mosquea and Ramon ripe pods Antonio Mosquea, farmers and are cut down members of CONACADO. using a long pole center: Basilio Almonte de los with a cutting Santos, Technical and Quality Manager for CONACADO. edge MADE WITH MILK Organic Hot Cocoa Real cocoa, that both kids and adults will love. Just add hot 6, 12-OZ CANS water and enjoy! 18500 | $30.00 $30 per case ALSO AVAILABLE IN BULK 10505 | 2, 5-LB BAGS | $56.00 Our hot cocoas are crafted using organic cacao (cocoa beans) grown by the farmers of CONACADO co-operative in MADE WITHOUT MILK the Dominican Republic and organic sugar cane from small-scale farmers in Paraguay. Organic Spicy Hot Cocoa there are FULL PRODUCT LISTING This delicious spicy hot cocoa STARTING ON PG. 22 has a cinnamon and cayenne roughly 30-50 pepper kick. cacao beans in a 18502 | $30.00 typical pod “ Creamy, decadent, MADE WITHOUT MILK | EXTRA DECADENT simply delightful.” —AIMEE KENYON, WAKEFIELD, KS new! Organic Dark Hot Chocolate Get ready for a treat: this dark banana and indulgent hot cocoa features leaves are used real ground chocolate in the mix! to cover cacao 18505 | $30.00 beans during fermentation 4 shop.equalexchange.coop 774.776.7366 Customer Service M-F 9am to 5pm EST – fair trade chocolate – FOR ALL OCCASIONS PERFECT VALENTINE’S DAY FOR SCHOOL Organic Dark LUNCHES Chocolate HEARTS your kids will Lovable bite-sized chocolates thank you! to delight your sweetheart. 10, BOX OF 24 HEARTS 18462 | $24.00 EASTER BASKETS Organic Dark Chocolate EGGS Hop into spring with these seasonal favorites, loved by kids and grownups alike! 10, BOX OF 18 EGGS 18640 | $24.00 WEDDING & PARTY FAVORS 1, BOX OF 150 MINIS $30 per case PLANNING A HOLIDAY BAZAAR? Organic Dark Chocolate Minis Add a FREE TOOLKIT 55% CACAO to your order for posters, Grab and go! Bite-sized dark chocolate gift cards and more! treats to satisfy your sweet tooth. 50136M | FREE 18613 | $30.00 HALLOWEEN Organic Milk Chocolate Minis TRICK-OR-TREATS 41% CACAO A hint of hazelnut complements our creamy milk chocolate. STOCKING 18612 | $30.00 STUFFERS 35 GIF E T B AT A E G R S C Organic Dark Chocolate Packaging Kit Each kit contains everything you need to create 35 gift bags of 25 minis each using a bulk case of minis. Promotional materials FULL PRODUCT LISTING and instructions included. STARTING ON PG. 22 45200 | $144.00 ONLINE: shop.equalexchange.coop | 774.776.7366 6 shop.equalexchange.coop 774.776.7366 Customer Service M-F 9am to 5pm EST FUND WHO gave over MARY ELLEN DYE – of – St. Joseph University Church, NY COFFEE, TEA AND CHOCOLATE – IN 2014 – Mary Ellen Dye has been selling Equal that congregations purchase, for development Exchange products at her church Equal Exchange donates a portion and farming projects for over 10 years. Not only does her back to our faith partners. worldwide. congregation love the coffee, they are able to donate the profits from their $800 a month in sales to the nonprofit Future In Our Hands. When she traveled with Equal Exchange on a delegation to Nicaragua in 2015, she saw firsthand the hard work of the farmers whose coffee she sold back home – a profound and memorable experience. Mary Ellen’s work exemplifies the powerful relationship between farmers, communities like yours, and good work all over the world. PARTICIPATING 8 LEARN MORE: equalexchange.coop/our-partners/interfaith-partners new! FUNDRAISING CATALOG at your CONGREGATION or HOLIDAY BAZAAR 4 5 2 3 – with – 5 1 PERFECT FOR SCHOOLS, YOUTH GROUPS, CLUBS & TEAMS tips to boost your TABLE SALES PRODUCTS TO GET STARTED: Raise money while making a difference! You’ll earn40% profits Olive Oil, pg 16-17 1 Offer tasty samples to attract customers. with our catalog fundraiser, and 25% profits with a customized Chocolate Mini Kits, pg 6 online store to help you reach even more friends and family. We 2 Show off products with display racks. Packaged Coffee, pg 30 have tools to help children learn about Fair Trade, and both children Decaf Stickers, pg 25 and adults will love what they can buy – from organic chocolate, Decaf stickers help customers 3 Equal Exchange Brochures select the right coffee. coffee and tea to handmade jewelry and crafts! available online 4 Get creative with colorful decorations. Chocolate Bars, pg 2 click featuring over 40 Display Racks, pg 3 5 Posters and brochures help tell it’s easy to organic & fair trade Equal Exchange Posters, Start a the Fair Trade story. various options available online Fundraiser BESTSELLERS Now FULL PRODUCT LISTING equalexchange.coop/fundraiser that support communities STARTING ON PG. 22 of small farmers and questions? Call us at 774.776.7371 or email: [email protected] artisans around the world for more tips and ideas visit: equalexchange.coop/ee-and-you 119 organic english organic breakfast chai organic sugar packets, pg 25 organic organic rooibos green tea – 3 NEW TEAS – BLACK TEAS Organic Ginger 6, 20 TEA BAGS PER BOX Organic Green Tea with Ginger Organic English Organic Chai Organic Rooibos Chai $16.50 per case Breakfast Tea A rich and full-bodied This full-bodied black black tea infused with tea blend from India a unique blend of We have 17 organic and small farmer grown and Sri Lanka bursts spices from Sri Lanka. • for your • teas, from soothing herbals and red tea with flavor notes of 13304 | $16.50 to bold black teas and green teas. Which citrus, malt and raisin. flavorful blend is your favorite? 13300 | $16.50 GREEN & HERBAL small farmer-grown tea is revolutionary in an industry dominated by large Organic Green Tea Organic Rooibos Colorful tea New! A delicate green tea This naturally caffeine plantations. we’re proud to partner bags brighten up with floral, toasted free red bush tea from any table display with small-scale growers in india, rice and oceanic flavor South Africa is full notes. Enjoy a healthy of rich, earthy, and south africa and sri lanka to build this kick in every sip. vanilla flavor notes. 13305 | $16.50 13308 | $16.50 alternative supply chain. FULL PRODUCT LISTING LEARN MORE AT: equalexchange.coop/tea STARTING ON PG. 22 TEA RACK DISPLAY 6 BOX | 40181 | $20.OO photo: Tea farmers from one of Tea Promoters of India’s 12 BOX | 40182 | $23.OO (TPI) tea gardens in Darjeeling, India. 12 shop.equalexchange.coop 774.776.7366 Customer Service M-F 9am to 5pm EST 13 1, 25-LB BAG prices vary per case Cashews These large and buttery cashews are grown sustainably by innovative farmers in India and El Salvador. 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