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Fair Trade Mishloach Manot for Purim
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The Story Behind Maya Works' Kippot
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Bean of Affliction: Chocolate & Child Labor
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Treat yourselves, family and friends with a Mishloach Manot Purim package filled with Fair Trade, Organic, and Kosher delicious treats, including chocolate, coffee, dried fruit, nuts, DIY Purim masks, and more, all in an organic cotton tote bag!
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Ever wonder how the fair trade Judaica products featured here get developed? There are a variety of stories that deserve telling, and we will highlight a different story from time to time. Here’s the true story of how Maya Works’ artisans began making their famous and beautiful kippot.
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Celebrate Chanukah with Fair Trade gelt! Hundreds of thousands of children in West Africa, work hard to bring us our favorite chocolate treats. They spend long hours, working in hazardous conditions, not going to school, and losing their childhoods. But we have a choice…
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Fair Trade Judaica is building a fair trade movement in the Jewish community, with a special focus on Fair Trade Judaica products.
We envision a world in which Jewish consumers recognize fair trade as an expression of core Jewish values, seek out fair trade Judaica products, and use their purchasing power to support thriving communities of artisans around the world.
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January 11, 2012 -Given that my New Year always begins on Rosh Hashanah, I don’t often pay a lot of attention to the December 31-January 1 transition, but this blog from Fair Trade Vancouver identifies simple things each of us can do to strengthen fair trade, and support the farmers and artisans. I’ve made a few edits so [...]
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It All Begins with the Artisans
There would be no fair trade Judaica products if it weren't for the hard work and creativity of the artisans. In addition, they share with us the richness of their cultural heritage by using traditional craft methods, like weaving on a backstrap looms, as well as the colors and designs they have inherited.
We are proud to bring you the faces behind these fair trade Judaica products, and share some of the stories of the people who touch our lives with their work.
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