FT Fast Facts
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Fair Trade Campaigns
100

What was the first fair trade certified product?

Coffee

100

In what decade did the fair trade movement begin?

1940's

100

Where is the first Fair Trade Town in the US?

Media, Pennsylvania

100

What are the four campaign types for Fair Trade Campaigns in the US?

Towns, Universities/Colleges, K-12 Schools & Congregations

200

What is the largest fair trade city in the world?

London, England

200

In what year was the FTC Racial Justice Resource Hub announced?

2020


200

What university was the first to become declared in the US?

University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh

200

Which campaign type encompasses nearly half of all campaigns in the US?

Colleges/Universities

300

Name three third-party certifiers/labeling organizations 

Fair Trade USA, Fairtrade America, and IMO's Fair for Life, Fair Trade Federation

300

In what year did Fair Trade Campaigns formalize in the US?

2013

300

Where is the first Fair Trade Town in the world located?

Garstang (Lancashire, UK)

300

What two goals must all 4 campaign types complete?

Build Your Team and Committing to Fair Trade Education & Events

400

What 3 entities does Fair Trade USA certify?

factories, farms, fisheries 

400

When was the first Fair Trade Campaigns National Conference?

2011

400

Where was the most recent Fair Trade Campaigns National Conference helf?

Chicago, IL

400

According to the Fair Trade Campaigns website, how many active campaigns are currently in the US?

259 (+/- 20)

500

Name 3/6 UN Sustainable Development Goals that Fair Trade USA standards directly impact

1: No Poverty, 5: Gender Equality, 6: Clean Water & Sanitation, 8: Decent Work & Economic Growth, 12: Responsible Production & Consumption, 14: Life Below Water 

500

Fair Trade Colleges & Universities started on Oxford Brookes University campus in what year?

2003

500

What is the most recently declared Fair Trade Town in the US?

San Luis Obispo, CA

500

Fill in the blanks of the FTC mission: Fair Trade Towns, Colleges, Universities and other communities embed Fair Trade ______ and ________ into mainstream business and institutional practices.

values and purchases