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Date: 2015-04-21 11:19:14
Sociology
Social economy
Political science
Fair Trade USA
Fair trade impact studies
Fair trade
Non-governmental organization
Fairtrade certification

Fair trade in forest products A briefing note for companies and NGOs involved with ethical trade Fair trade schemes create ethical links between export companies and producers in developing countries and buyers in the We

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