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Fairtrade Fortnight

ForestHull

26 Feb '21

Lewisham Council are promoting Fairtrade Fortnight, which features a snippet of interview with the lovely owners of Sans Store:

Sans Store

Sans Store is an independent grocery store in Forest Hill, which sells locally sourced food, drinks, greetings cards and flowers. Owners Max and Cloé support Fairtrade and sustainable farming wherever possible.

Max, Owner of Sans Store, said:

“We are always keen to support Fairtrade wherever possible because it strongly aligns with our ethos. It is so important for businesses to support better working conditions, fair prices, sustainable farming and business practices for local communities around the world. Not only does this provide support and certainty in the here and now, it also helps us build a sustainable future, which will benefit us all in the long term.

“All of us have an opportunity, as both consumers and businesses, to support Fairtrade causes, whether that’s picking up a Fairtrade bunch of bananas for breakfast or deciding to partner with a supplier who is certified as Fairtrade. If a supplier is certified as Fairtrade or sells a good range of Fairtrade products it is a massive bonus for us and certainly influences our purchasing choices.”

The Lewisham site also has a snippet about the Hill Station Cafe, Telegraph Hill and a bit about Fairtrade in general.

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27 Apr '21

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