Some countries struggle to feed themselves due to fair trade practices that can prioritize export crops over local food production. When farmers focus on cash crops for international markets, they may neglect subsistence farming, which is essential for local food security. Additionally, fair trade often involves higher production costs that can make local food less competitive against imported goods, further exacerbating food scarcity. Consequently, the emphasis on fair trade can inadvertently undermine the ability of some countries to sustain their own food needs.
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it helps them because they get then fair amount of money
The trade fair benefits the LEDCs because they provide us with raw materials at very cheap rates.
no because the rich countries pay little money off the poor countries for their products!
we have free and fair trade because the prices are lower for some countries and there is more goods and services being made which is good for a company- since they get a lot of $$$
Fair trade is good because it produces products that are fresher, yummier, healthier and most importantly help third world countries
fair trade aims to ensure that producers in poor countries get a fair deal for the food what they have grown
fair trade aims to ensure that producers in poor countries get a fair deal for the food what they have grown
Fair trade helps developing countries by providing opportunities for development to small companies and poor workers. Fair trade influenced the international trading system.
Fair trade can help less developed countries by allowing them to trade easier with more advanced countries such as the United States. When they are able to trade their goods with richer countries, it helps their economy.
none To the person above......if you knew what fair trade was you will not have put this because fair trade is a very good organisation who help many, many countries. This also proves you use this website stupidly.
Fair trade commodities can come from any country. Fair trade means the buyer paying a fair price and making a fair profit when the buyer sells it on and not exploiting the producer or the final customer.