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Council colleagues enjoy a


lunchtime taste of ‘fair fare’ Workers surprised at wide range of Fairtrade products available to buy locally


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Staff at Ribble Valley Borough Council enjoyed a taste of “fairfare”whentheauthority marked Fairtrade fortnight


with afood sampling session. During their lunchtime break, council workers sam­ pled a variety of Fairtrade food products, including chocolate and biscuits, and were treated to a Fairtrade cuppa.


The event, organised by the


Clitheroe Fairtrade Group, in­ cluded an exhibition of Fair­ trade products, a short film about two tea farmers in Ma­ lawi who have benefited from Fairtrade, and a prize draw for an Easter egg. The council’s principal


surveyor and Fairtrade en­ thusiast Tim Lynas said: “The


event aimed to raise aware­ ness about Fairtrade and col­ leagues were surprised by the wide range of Fairtrade prod­ ucts available, particularly from big brand names. “Swapping just one item a


week in your shopping basket to Fairtrade can make a signif­ icant difference to farmers in the developing world and we plan to hold a similar event in NovemberfeaturingFairtrade festive gifts.” Fairtrade campaigns for


fair prices and better work­ ing conditions for farming communities in developing countries. More than 1.4 mil- lion farmers producing a wide range of products, rang­ ing from bananas and coffee to soap and shampoo, have already benefited from the scheme.


Fairtrade also requires pro­


ducers to uphold the rights of their workers, including safe working conditions.


Tim Lynas with Katy Holden of the Clitheroe Fairtrade Group.


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the East Lancashire Hos­ pice. Open toboth men and women, it will take in ap­ proximately 10 pubs in 10 miles in the beautiful Rib­ ble Valley. Registration is £10 per person, which in­ cludes an exclusive pub walk t-shirt and certificate. All you need to do is


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