Why Fair Trade Chocolate: An Interview With Christopher Angell (Part II)
Part II of my interview With Christopher Angell, co-founder of Angell Organic Candy Bars, which blends fair trade chocolate with retro cool.
Part II of my interview With Christopher Angell, co-founder of Angell Organic Candy Bars, which blends fair trade chocolate with retro cool.
Christopher and Suzanne Angell are huge candy bar fans but were also wise to what goes behind the sourcing of chocolate. An interview.
Fair Trade USA and Textile Exchange could revolutionize the global textile industry’s approach towards supply chain management and responsible sourcing.
Ben & Jerry’s will be in Los Angeles until June 10, scooping out fair trade fun throughout the Los Angeles region. Peanut butter Clusterfluff and coffee Bonnaroo Buzz yesterday were the stars.
Ben & Jerry’s is promoting their Free Trade Flavors up and down both coasts this summer. And on Thursday, May 19, I will both ride and direct the truck via Twitter!
We have always been a fan of Ben and Jerry’s for their irreverent approach to business and their eccentric flavors. Now the Vermont icon adds Twitter to spread the fair trade message.
GreenGoPost.com is excited to partner with Angell Organic Candy Bars through the end of May. Christopher and Suzanne Angell started a great company that makes fair trade and organic retro candy bars.
Gypsy Tea’s Found Zhena Muzyka has taken fair trade to heart. While some companies snag the “fair trade” label from only procuring a few ingredients from fair trade-certified suppliers, Muzkya’s company devotes its efforts to improving the lives of the women who toil hours picking tea.
Now they wear business suits, briefcases, and blue tooth ear pieces. The Expo’s main hall were full of men and women yakking into smart phones while pulling sleek rollaway bags, and who would look more comfortable on Wall Street instead of Nature’s Path.
It is a good thing Starbucks does not sell bananas, because they would be bruised from all the punches corporate social responsibility advocates throw at the world’s leading coffee company.