Fairtrade
The Fairtrade organization has set itself the task of improving working conditions for producers in developing countries. The standard is based on three fundamental values: economic, ecological and social. For certified farmers, the purchase of fairly traded raw materials means fair wages that are above world market prices, a Fairtrade bonus and a premium for organic production. In addition, child and forced labor, for example, are prohibited. The companies are regularly inspected for compliance with the Fairtrade guidelines.
Products whose raw materials come from fair trade bear a Fairtrade code, with which the product can be traced back to its origins.