PPT-Fair Trade Chocolate Orientation & Tasting

Cacao Production Cacao is grown in over 50 countries located near the equator Top Cacao Producing Regions World Cacao Production 80 90 of the worlds cacao production comes from 56 million smallscale farmers. . Elena . Anemogiannis. Sarah . Edlen. Elin. . Marcsdottir. Greg Smith. Population: 24 . million . (. 2011). Former British colony. Independence in 1957. Parliamentary democracy. Continuous economic development. Links. Facts. Events. Benefits. Products. Homepage. Homepage. 89% of the public trust the . Fairtrade. logo. . 354 UK companies are licensed to trade . Fairtrade. In the UK, sales of . Fairtrade. products in 2012 reached £1.5 billion – an 18 per cent increase on the previous year. Fabrice Leclercq. October. , 13th 2009. What is Fair trade?. A vision of the world in which all producers can enjoy secure and sustainable livelihoods. Producers fulfil their potential and decide on their future. www.waterfordoneworldcentre.com. jennifer@waterfordoneworldcentre.com. 051 873064. Aims. To explore the meaning behind the Fair Trade symbols. To use Fair Trade as a ‘foot hold’ issue from which to explore other development topics. of. Fair . T. rade on . C. ommunity . B. uilding . in Kenya. . Any definition of a culture of peace must address the problem of achieving justice for communities and individuals who do not have the means to compete or cope without structured assistance and compassionate help. Coffee. By CSPE.tv. The coffee trade . The coffee trade is worth tens of billion dollars every year . O. nly a tiny fraction of this money goes to coffee bean growing countries . 25 million small coffee farmers in these countries live on only a few dollars a day.. Becoming a cup of . joe. …. The coffee trees are planted in a shady, warm environment.. Planted from a seed the coffee tree takes 3 yrs to grow and then 6 yrs to mature.. The coffee cherries are hand picked or picked by machine from the coffee trees. Andrew Post. Scott Lamb. Taylor White. Introduction. Earliest fair trade production in Africa began in 1996. There are four major organizations that handle fair trade clothing in Africa. Goals are to enrich the international marketplace while providing supportable living conditions for women and children. Fair Trade and the Environment: . Climate Change, Organic Farming and You. Our Mission. . Equal Exchange’s mission is to build long-term partnerships that are economically just and . environmentally sound. What does it mean? . FAIRTRADE. Star Challenge. Lesson objective: To learn and understand fair trade. To understand how the melting method is used in the method of brownies. . I know what. fair trade is and some of the journey of cocoa. . future. : . Global . consumer. . conscience. Chocolate. . workshop. Recipes.  .  . Chocolate. . cornflakes. . clusters. . with. . whole. milk . chocolate. , . dark. . chocolate. . and. . white. FACTS/TRENDS ABOUT COFFEE. Minority of Coffee Drinkers rate their morning cup as more important than sleep, food. 50% of the population of the United States 150M drink Espresso, cappuccino, latte or ice/cold coffee. The top map shows the 1. st. , 2. nd. and 3. rd. world countries. The bottom map shows where Chocolate is grown. What do you notice?. How Chocolate is made:. Chocolate pods grow on trees. After harvest, the pods are cracked open and the Chocolate beans are separated. These beans are sent to manufacturers all over the world, who then turn bitter Chocolate beans into delicious chocolate candies. . Trade and Chocolate. LOs. 1) To know key terms associated with trade?. 2) To understand where chocolate is produced and traded?. 3) To understand who are the winners and losers of chocolate trading?.