
Ethics 1 - Intro to Fairtrade
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Business
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9th Grade
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Kyle Ramsay
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6 Slides • 4 Questions
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Business Ethics
Lesson 1 - Fairtrade
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I can:
- Describe what Fairtrade is
- Explain the impact on businesses of using Fairtrade
Success Criteria
To demonstrate how much Fairtrade has grown and the wide range of products now available
The importance of Fairtrade in maintaining good business ethics
Learning Intention
What are we learning?
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Fairtrade is a way of doing business that makes sure the people who grow or make products—like coffee, chocolate, bananas, or clothes—are treated fairly.
What is Fairtrade?
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Got a fair price for what they sold
Fair Prices
Worked in safe and decent conditions
Safe Conditions
Were treated with respect
Respect
Got a bit of extra money (called a “Fairtrade Premium”) that their community can use for things like schools or clean water
Community
When something has a Fairtrade label, it means the farmers or workers who helped make it has:
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Multiple Choice
Which is the Fairtrade logo?
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Multiple Choice
Fairtrade means paying farmers a fair price for what they do
True
False
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Activity 1
Fairtrade Research Task
Using the worksheet provided, create a list (try to fill the table) of Fairtrade products
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Categorize
Companies aim to protect the environment as part of their working practice
Farmers and workers often have to work for very low wages
Workers can be forced to work with dangerous chemicals without masks or special clothing
Workers can be treated unfairly and sacked if they complain about their working conditions
Producers receive a very low price for their product
No child or forced labour is used
Farmers are guaranteed a fair price for their products
Workers are able to plan for the future and invest in their communities by building schools etc.
Companies provide decent homes and safe working conditions
Farmers don’t make a profit so have huge debts and are in danger of losing their farms and homes
Reach each statement carefully and decide whether it describes Fairtrade or Unfair Trade
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Categorize
A fair price paid to farmers
Harming Endangered species.
Harming Endangered species.
No Animal Testing
Locally produced crops
Locally produced crops
Food produced using pesticides and harsh chemicals
Free Range Eggs
Destroying animal habitats
Pollution caused by factory waste
Pollution caused by factory waste
Reduced packaging when possible
Use of Child Labour
Clothing made in sweat shops (working long hours for little money)
Fair Trade cotton used for clothes
Destruction of rain forest
Packaging can be recycled
Organize these options into the right categories
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Using Canva/Word (or paper), create a poster about the importance of Fairtrade
You must:
- describe what Fairtrade is
- give examples of Fairtrade products
- give examples of Fairtrade actions (e.g. paying farmers fairly)
- explain why businesses should buy and sell Fairtrade products
- include at least 3 pictures
- make it eye-catching (use a variety of fonts)
Activity 3
Business Ethics
Lesson 1 - Fairtrade
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