SFTF takes part in the Royal Highland Show

Look for our stand at the Royal Highland Show at Ingliston, June 25-28. We've focused on bringing to a national level the work that many local Fair Trade groups in Scotland already do in making the link between issues local farmers in Scotland face and those that many Fair Trade producers encounter. Our stand at the Royal Highland Show will be an opportunity to talk to people about Fair Trade, shared with organisations doing Fair Trade work in Malawi on behalf of the Scottish Government.

  • Towns and historic cities join the campaign to make Scotland a Fair Trade Nation

    02.12.2011
    It has been a busy few weeks for Fair Trade across Scotland as people in towns and historic cities have been meeting to set up new Fairtrade groups. There have been meetings in Crieff, Cumbernauld, Dalkeith, Dingwall, Dumbarton, Dunblane, Dunfermline, Elgin, Glenrothes, Helensburgh, Kirkcald...

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  • Fair Trade all across Scotland

    20.10.2011
    Kilmarnock a Fairtrade Town? Do you want to help to make Kilmarnock a Fairtrade Town? Then come along to a meeting at St Matthew's Church Hall, Grassyards Road at 7pm on Wednesday 26 October and find out more about Fair Trade and how to help make Kilmarnock a Fairtrade Town. Dundee Fair Trade F...

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  • Fairtrade Cotton Schoolwear Briefing Session

    15.09.2011
    The Fairtrade Cotton Schoolwear Briefing proved very successful. The event  on Thursday 6 October included prtesentations by Veronica Pasteur, Head of Campaigns at the Fairtrade Foundation; Angela Oakley, Schools Advisor at the Scottish Fair Trade Forum and pupils from St Andrews RC High S...

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  • Director's keynote speech discusses year ahead for Forum

    15.09.2011
    Director Martin Rhodes focussed on Fairtrade Towns and the year ahead in his keynote speech at this year's Campaign Day in Stirling. Whilst praising the achievements of the past twelve months, the importance of the year ahead was also emphasised. Highlights of the summary of the past year inclu...

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  • Fair Trade Towns workshop summary

    15.09.2011
    Fair Trade Towns workshop summary  This year's Countdown Campaign Day hosted three workshop sessions where delegates discussed Fairtrade Towns and the lessons that can be learned from people's experiences either in setting up Fairtrade Town steering groups or maintaining the vision in es...

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  • Annual Report released

    08.09.2011
    Annual report released To view the 2011 Annual Report please click here

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  • Fair trade school uniforms prove popular

    18.08.2011
      Fair trade school uniforms prove popular     As the school term approaches again parents around the country are heading out to the shops to purchase the yearly uniform. Increasingly present in high street shops these days are school uniforms made from Fairtrade cotton. S...

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  • Dunscore Fair Trade Gala goes sweetly

    18.08.2011
    Dunscore Fair Trade Gala goes sweetly   The village of Dunscore in Dumfries & Galloway last week hosted their annual Fair trade festival with a Fair trade themed Gala day. Villagers gathered to watch the Charlie and the Chocolate factory themed celebration of Fair trade. Children ...

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  • Director Martin Rhodes takes part in Belladrum debate

    12.08.2011
    Director Martin Rhodes takes part in Belladrum debate  From left to right: Alys Mumford, Paul Flowers, Iain Macwhirter, Martin Rhodes and Stuart Ramsay.   The Belladrum "Tartan Heart" festival hosted speakers from around Scotland to discuss Scotland's drive to become a Fair Trade ...

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  • Campaign Day preparations build momentum

    09.08.2011
    Preparations for the Campaign Day are now fully underway as speakers, guests and workshops are confirmed. The event will take place at the Terraces Hotel, Stirling on Saturday 3rd September. Registration will open at 10.30am and the event will finish at 5pm. Cabinet Secretary for Culture and ...

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