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Home › Resources › Fair trade in Madison

Where to get Fair Trade products In Madison

The Madison area is a great place to live and shop. One of the reason is that there is a community of people and groups that support sustainable development, fair trade, local artisans, their communities and environment. Listed below are some of the internationally produced fair trade retailers and also links to organizations that support Wisconsin's home grown sustainable farmers and local artisans.

You can made a difference as you shop every day - here are some options! (Thanks to Lynn Persson of Terra Experience for the information.)

Fair Trade Retail Shops

The Global Express

A unique collection of fine handicrafts from over 60 countries provided by this fair trade non-profit organization.
Retail location: 646 West Washington Ave, Madison (map - located in the Train, next to Williamson Street Bicycles).
Hours: Tues - Saturday 12 - 5 pm.
Contact: 255-5506

A Greater Gift/SERRV International
Gifts that Make A Difference for over 50 years. SERRV's Mission is to promote social and economic progress of people in developing regions of the world by marketing their products in a just and direct manner.
Retail location: 2701 Monroe St., Madison, WI 53711
Contact: (608) 233 4438, http://www.agreatergift.org
Terra Experience

Doll clothes!!! Folk art, books, ethnic textiles, Huipils, gifts and other fun and educational stuff from Guatemala and the markets of the World. A fair trade small business.
Retail location: Buy Terra Experience products on the web: TerraExperience.com or at our retail outlet, Stony Hill Antiques, 2140 Regent St, Madison (map - corner of Regent & Allen, between Football stadium and West High School)
Hours: Tue - Sat 10 am to 5 pm.
Contact: 231-1247

Madison Co-ops selling Fair Trade products

Willy Street Co-op
Fair Trade products: Freshly brewed coffee, bulk coffee, chocolate, bananas and some mangoes
Regent Market Co-op

Fair Trade products: Bulk coffee, chocolate Regent Market Co-op has over 5,000 products and an in-store butcher.
Location: 2136 Regent Street (map). Parking -- on street, behind market 3-6 pm, Blessed Sacrament west lot.
Hours: Open 8 am - 9 pm, every day of the week.
Contact: 233-4329

Fair Trade Information And Organizations

Madison and Wisconsin

Community Action on Latin America (CALA)
CALA organizes and sponsors Madison Annual Fair Trade Holiday Festival. CALA is a Madison, Wisconsin - based student and community organization, founded in the early 1970s as a group committed to pursuing issues of social justice and US accountability in Latin American affairs. The CALA of the late 1990s continues to pursue these goals through a program of educational outreach, community development, social responsibility awareness, and solidarity work with groups in both Latin America and the United States. www.calamadison.org

Madison Fair Trade Action Alliance
MadFTAA brings together a diverse array of Wisconsin community organizations including environmental, labor, faith based and social justice perspectives. They work on educating the public, organizations and legislators on issues related to the concept popularly termed globalization. Their mission is to work for fair trade alternatives based on democratic, grassroots participation, social and economic justice, and environmental sustainability. Use of non-violent actions and strategies is integral to our approach. www.madftaa.org

National and International

Fair Trade Federation (FTF)
FTF is an association of fair trade wholesalers, retailers, and producers whose members are committed to providing fair wages and good employment opportunities to economically disadvantaged artisans and farmers worldwide. www.fairtradefederation.com

Transfair
TransFair USA, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, is the only independent, third-party certifier of Fair Trade practices in the United States. Through regular visits to Fair Trade farmer cooperatives conducted by Fairtrade Labeling Organizations International (FLO), and partnerships with US companies, TransFair verifies that the farmers who produced Fair Trade Certified products were paid a fair price. www.transfairusa.org

Fair Trade Foundation
The Foundation awards a consumer label, the FAIRTRADE Mark, to products which meet internationally recognized standards of fair trade. The Fairtrade Foundation is an United Kingdom Nonprofit that was set up by CAFOD, Christian Aid, New Consumer, Oxfam, Traidcraft and the World Development Movement. These founding organizations were later joined by Britain'slargest women's organization, the Women's Institute. www.fairtrade.org.uk/index.htm

Posted - May 8, 2007
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