Shops and Showcases Fair Trade
What is a Shop and Showcase Fair Trade?
Bringing Fair Trade to the exchange can be done through Stores and Trade Fair Showcases. These are not only a distribution channel for products of small producers, at the same time are information centers and meeting places where consumers recognize the identity of the producers and reported the issue Fairtrade, sustainable development, food healthy, etc. The Fair Trade Shop windows are located in commercial premises that support and promote fair trade as an initiative that encourages and renews a meeting between consumers and producers to build a "oikonomia" to ensure sustainable supply of the home, the Earth, our great home and our community, our living space.
institutions and companies interested in promoting and displaying the products of family farming and the creation of artisans Chilean / as are very welcome to support our initiative and expand the corporate social responsibility towards the generation of new markets and corporate purchases. Please contact our institution.
What variety of products offers the Cooperative Fair Trade? Fairtrade
allows the exchange of a wide range of products. In general, you can make the division into two main groups: food and crafts.
The Fair Trade Shop you have the opportunity to find products from the work of small producers who contribute to the creation of a solidarity economy, protecting our cultural and natural heritage, besides having a high quality and presentation, including honey, jams, Andean grains, coffee, tea and organic cane sugar, fine wines, olive oil and canned exotic goat cheeses mature cow cheese, fresh ricotta, herbs, natural bakery and chocolate exclusively, among others.
addition has a wide range of unique handicrafts both ornamental and utilitarian. Featuring: raulí carved wood and beech, ceramics from various regions, straw and wool Chilota, assorted leather items, designer jewelry in silver and jewelry in Patagonia lapis lazuli, silver and copper Artierra of the metropolitan region, including . Location and hours
Shop Fair Trade in the Santiago International Airport : In the international departures level, at the door 11 is Artierra Shop - Fair Trade. In this store various food products are available as well as handicrafts. All products share the contribution to our identity as a country and correspond to the development of small producers.
This shop is only available for passengers.
The hours are from 07:30 to 00:00 hrs. The hours are from Monday to Sunday.
Fair Trade Store Ordering operates retail and consumer companies in the largest volumes in the metropolitan area and regions through its Virtual Store on this website (See: Terms and conditions of sale). Operations are conducted from offices in Seminar 776, Providencia, Santiago, fono-fax: 56 - 2-4920535
Fair Trade Shop operates in the Valparaiso Region through its partner "Latitude 35 º", located in Almirante Montt # 372, Cerro Alegre, phone 32734296. Hours
International Airport Monday to Sunday 07:30 to 00:00 hours
Santiago Office Hours
Monday to Friday 09:00 to 18.00
Valparaiso
Store Hours Winter: Wednesday to Sunday 14:00 to 20 : 00 hours
Summer: Monday to Sunday 11:00 to 23:00
Virtual Shop Fair Trade Products
The Fair Trade Shop-mail, you have the opportunity to find products from the small work contributing producer to create a more cohesive local economy, protecting our cultural and natural heritage, besides having a high quality and good presentation.
Prominent among them are: honey, jams, Andean cereals, coffee, tea and organic cane sugar, wine, olive oil, canned exotic goat cheeses, fresh and ripe, fresh ricotta cheese, herbs , natural and chocolate bakery exclusive and high quality among other .
also have a wide range of unique handicrafts both ornamental and utilitarian. Featuring: raulí carved wood and beech, ceramics from various regions, straw and wool Chilota, assorted leather items, designer jewelry in silver and jewelry in Patagonia lapis lazuli, silver and copper dela Artierra metropolitan region, among others. Herbs
Cheese Coffee - Tea - Sugar Condiments
Vinegars Preserves,
chocolate biscuits and sweets Juice Milk
Honey Jams Nuts and dried fruits
Pan - Grains - Flour Wines & Spirits
Ceramics Basketry Baskets
seats, bags and other leather
Carpets and seats Dress shoes and purses
Jewels Necklaces Rings
Lana Hoops
Bags Blankets and cushions - bed downs wool yarn
Instruments Wooden Furniture
Stone utensils
Cancahua
Who are the providers Fair Trade Shop in Chile? Preferably
groups of small farmers belonging to remote regions of our country as craft Ibanez, Group Six, La Ballena asleep, Apicoop, Fruits Lipimávida, Vinos Lautaro, Citrypal, Altagracia oils are some of our suppliers in Aysen, Chiloé, Temuco, Curico, Cabildo and Pumanque, for example, Sleman Vinegar, Chocolates Dinkenesh, Pan I 'Nalu, Light Ceramic Mater, are our partners in the metropolitan area. Successfully
Honey Jams Nuts and dried fruits
Pan - Grains - Flour Wines & Spirits
Ceramics Basketry Baskets
seats, bags and other leather
Carpets and seats Dress shoes and purses
Jewels Necklaces Rings
Lana Hoops
Bags Blankets and cushions - bed downs wool yarn
Instruments Wooden Furniture
Stone utensils
Cancahua
Who are the providers Fair Trade Shop in Chile? Preferably
groups of small farmers belonging to remote regions of our country as craft Ibanez, Group Six, La Ballena asleep, Apicoop, Fruits Lipimávida, Vinos Lautaro, Citrypal, Altagracia oils are some of our suppliers in Aysen, Chiloé, Temuco, Curico, Cabildo and Pumanque, for example, Sleman Vinegar, Chocolates Dinkenesh, Pan I 'Nalu, Light Ceramic Mater, are our partners in the metropolitan area. Successfully
have also included complementary products of small producers in the Southern Cone in our offer, such as coffee, tea and sugar, demonstrating that fair trade is an effective instrument of integration among Latin American peoples. We have coffee, sugar and cereals Andean Peru and Bolivia.
integration criteria
Basic Criteria The criteria for inclusion in applying Fair Trade producers, organizations partners and products. Producers and organizations
• Producers with low income or isolated producers
• Producers with marketing problems
• Sustainability of the activities in the economic, social and environmental
• Diversification of sales channels
• Creation of value-added local
Organizations democratic
• Business management • Social and work conditions worthy
• Equal opportunities for women and indigenous people
• adequate financial compensation to producers
• The greatest possible elimination or restriction of intermediaries between producer and customer support initiatives
• What socio-economic groups whose beneficiaries are mostly marginal and low purchasing power
Basic Criteria The criteria for inclusion in applying Fair Trade producers, organizations partners and products. Producers and organizations
• Producers with low income or isolated producers
• Producers with marketing problems
• Sustainability of the activities in the economic, social and environmental
• Diversification of sales channels
• Creation of value-added local
Organizations democratic
• Business management • Social and work conditions worthy
• Equal opportunities for women and indigenous people
• adequate financial compensation to producers
• The greatest possible elimination or restriction of intermediaries between producer and customer support initiatives
• What socio-economic groups whose beneficiaries are mostly marginal and low purchasing power
Products
• Quality Products • Products for which there is enough demand
• Miscellaneous products that reflect a local or regional productive identity
• Health Food Products resolution
• Products easy to care
• Products packaged in small units
• Products that have "Corporate Image" or common logo identifying them as products small producers
• Products grown without harming the environment and health of people
More on Fair Trade criteria
important guidelines, but without dogmatism
For a reasonable choice of producers and products need criteria reflecting our concern for sustainable human development and reducing inequality. These are the guidelines that allow you to examine to what extent a project or initiative contributes to development. The criteria express a view that is not necessarily equal to or better than the producer. A well-formulated set of criteria is a necessary point of support if we While our efforts and invest resources.
really any group of producers responding 100% to our criteria. Will always need to think about the pros and cons. In addition, projects and organizations are not buildings in a vacuum. Were developed in a political context and socio-economic. It is this context that ultimately determines what are the criteria that we apply and to what extent a project expected to meet the criteria.
are four kinds of criteria set out respectively:
• The social significance of associated
• The internal organization of associated
• The location of the product development process
• The possibility of selling the product on the market
A. Social significance associated
1) A good initiative reinforces the social and economic integrity of the producers .
• Is there a principle of emancipation and structural improvements?
• Will the initiative combats the symptoms and causes of problems?
• Are we looking for solutions to defective or operating structures in the retail broker, finance, transport, etc..?
• Is the initiative as an approach comprehensive attention to training, political awareness, school education, public health, housing, emancipation, etc..?
• Is there a principle of emancipation and structural improvements?
• Will the initiative combats the symptoms and causes of problems?
• Are we looking for solutions to defective or operating structures in the retail broker, finance, transport, etc..?
• Is the initiative as an approach comprehensive attention to training, political awareness, school education, public health, housing, emancipation, etc..?
2) The initiative provides preferential opportunities to people who have minimal purchasing power, the oppressed or marginalized groups in society.
3) In principle, the initiative is open to new members who share the objectives of the organization
• It is important for the group or organization working together with other initiatives that are bent also in the social emancipation oppressed or marginalized groups.
• It is important for the group or organization working together with other initiatives that are bent also in the social emancipation oppressed or marginalized groups.
B. Internal Organization of the associate
The following 5 points are of great importance.
The following 5 points are of great importance.
1) A professional management
• A development project that lack the professionalism produces a mirage of false promises to the producers, and over has a demotivating effect. So the importance of sound financial management, a strict quality control, technical training of producers, product development, market research, etc.
• A development project that lack the professionalism produces a mirage of false promises to the producers, and over has a demotivating effect. So the importance of sound financial management, a strict quality control, technical training of producers, product development, market research, etc.
2) A price / fair wage for work done by the producers
• Trial level price or wage is not obvious. It is necessary to take into account several elements such as internal purchasing power of money received, pay money in similar sectors and situations, the commercial value of products, the degree of difficulty of the work, the number of hours worked, other advantages that benefit producers, etc.
• Trial level price or wage is not obvious. It is necessary to take into account several elements such as internal purchasing power of money received, pay money in similar sectors and situations, the commercial value of products, the degree of difficulty of the work, the number of hours worked, other advantages that benefit producers, etc.
3) decent working conditions
• Is there a concern for safety, hygiene conditions in which producers work? Is there an effort to improve working conditions, union rights, social security for farmers?
• Is there a concern for safety, hygiene conditions in which producers work? Is there an effort to improve working conditions, union rights, social security for farmers?
4) All partners also have the right to decide policies and objectives of the organization
• What is it that the producers can say about the cost of any benefits, investment plans, production processes, distribution of tasks, the course of everyday things, and so on.?
• To what extent the producers are interested in developing the project, the company?
• What is it that the producers can say about the cost of any benefits, investment plans, production processes, distribution of tasks, the course of everyday things, and so on.?
• To what extent the producers are interested in developing the project, the company?
5) A sensible destination of any benefits
• Are divided equally among all members?
• Are invested in developing the project?
• Are support similar initiatives?
• Are divided equally among all members?
• Are invested in developing the project?
• Are support similar initiatives?
C. Place the product development process
1) The product is not in any way impair the supply of the local population.
1) The product is not in any way impair the supply of the local population.
2) The more value added product has a delivery time of more help to local development.
• A finished product is, in most cases, an advantage for the producer. Each stage in the production process that unfolds in the place of origin creates a job, income, etc.
• A finished product is, in most cases, an advantage for the producer. Each stage in the production process that unfolds in the place of origin creates a job, income, etc.
3) A clean production is an important asset.
• Are the raw materials are clean?
• Does the packaging is recyclable and / or harmless to the environment?
• Does the use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers is kept as low as possible?
• Are the raw materials are clean?
• Does the packaging is recyclable and / or harmless to the environment?
• Does the use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers is kept as low as possible?
D. The possibility of selling the product on the market
1) The products are only output if they are of good quality
• Quality standards are related to both the nutritional value, taste, health requirements, conservation , packaging, etc..
• We must naturally also take into account the technical difficulties of producers.
• Quality standards are related to both the nutritional value, taste, health requirements, conservation , packaging, etc..
• We must naturally also take into account the technical difficulties of producers.
2) A good relationship between price and quality improves sales opportunities
• If a product is too expensive, it is virtually unmarketable and not help our partner if we put on the market. In this case it is better to invest our limited resources on other products.
• If a product is too expensive, it is virtually unmarketable and not help our partner if we put on the market. In this case it is better to invest our limited resources on other products.
3) It is clear that the demand for a product in the market should be sufficient for the profitable sale
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