This document summarizes information about fair trade and free trade chocolate. It defines fair trade as aiming to give farmers and artisans a better deal through principles of fairness, which may increase costs for consumers. An example of a fair trade chocolate brand is Green And Black's Organic Chocolates, which costs about $3.10 Canadian for a 100g bar. Free trade is defined as trade without restrictions between countries. Examples of free trade chocolate brands are Hershey's and Godiva, with bar costs of $0.90-$1.30 for 3.5 ounces. Additional information is provided about the Hershey Company as a distributor of free trade chocolate and its other product lines.
This document summarizes information about fair trade and free trade chocolate. It defines fair trade as aiming to give farmers and artisans a better deal through principles of fairness, which may increase costs for consumers. An example of a fair trade chocolate brand is Green And Black's Organic Chocolates, which costs about $3.10 Canadian for a 100g bar. Free trade is defined as trade without restrictions between countries. Examples of free trade chocolate brands are Hershey's and Godiva, with bar costs of $0.90-$1.30 for 3.5 ounces. Additional information is provided about the Hershey Company as a distributor of free trade chocolate and its other product lines.
This document summarizes information about fair trade and free trade chocolate. It defines fair trade as aiming to give farmers and artisans a better deal through principles of fairness, which may increase costs for consumers. An example of a fair trade chocolate brand is Green And Black's Organic Chocolates, which costs about $3.10 Canadian for a 100g bar. Free trade is defined as trade without restrictions between countries. Examples of free trade chocolate brands are Hershey's and Godiva, with bar costs of $0.90-$1.30 for 3.5 ounces. Additional information is provided about the Hershey Company as a distributor of free trade chocolate and its other product lines.
How is fair trade defined?: A different way of doing business that tries to bring decency to the market place and puts more emphasis on principles on fairness, fair trade tries to accomplish this by trying to give a better deal for the farmers and artisans. This may cost more for consumers but often means that trade relationships last longer and are more meaningful. Example of brand of fair trade chocolate?: There are many brands even if they aren't the most popular for example, Green And Black's Organic Chocolates. Cost of fair trade chocolate bar?: The chocolate costs about $3.10 canadian for a 100 g bar. How is free trade defined?: It is defined as a type of trade between countries that is without restrictions or constraints like for example, tariffs, duties and quotas. Example brands of free trade chocolate?: Hershey's chocolate and Godiva are examples of free trade chocolate. What is the cost of a free trade chocolate bar?: Its around $0.90-$1.30 (in U.S dollars) for every 3.5 ounces but these prices are se to rise as chocolate demands increase beyond produced. Name of distributer?: Hershey's is a very popular and rich free trade chocolate company, The Hershey Company, located at 100 Crystal A Drive, Hershey, PA 17033. This location is near Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Other products?:The Hershey's company also creates a popular type of hard candy named Jolly Ranchers which come in fruity flavors. They also create granola bars called Sweet 'n Salty Granola Bars which has a mix of other Hershey products in them. Hershey's also owns and produces Twizzlers which is a type of chewy candy like licorice.