> improve Fair Trade on the consumer or producer side? If you live in the UK, a simple no-effort thing you can do is buy fairtrade food and drink at the superm

> improve Fair Trade on the consumer or producer side? If you live in the UK, a simple no-effort thing you can do is buy fairtrade food and drink at the supermarket. These goods have the Fairtrade foundation logo (http://www.fairtrade.org.uk/ http://www.fairtrade.org.uk/). Some of the cheaper supermarkets (e.g. Lidl, Aldi) tend to have the least number of fairtrade goods. But other supermarkets have a much wider range of fairtrade items and source fairtrade goods for their own label brands. Sometimes, the fairtrade price of a good is only a little more expensive than items without the fairtrade logo (e.g. bananas). The fairtrade scheme has faced criticism but I still think it's worthwhile supporting the scheme by choosing fairtrade goods when you can.