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Join us in celebrating Fair Trade on May 10, 2008! Fair Trade means a fair price for farmers and artisans, a better future for our planet, and a tastier, higher quality product for you.

On Saturday, May 10, Organic Consumers Association will join with people from 70 countries worldwide to celebrate World Fair Trade Day and highlight the importance and benefits of Fair Trade.

Fair Trade enthusiasts worldwide will host Fair Trade food tastings, house parties, speakers, festivals, concerts, and fashion shows.

We’re trying to set the World Record for the World’s Largest Fair Trade Coffee Break: At 3pm Eastern/Noon Pacific, Fair Trade supporters around the world will take a break to enjoy a cup of Fair Trade coffee.

Many communities are celebrating World Fair Trade Day over a period of two weeks, from May 3- 18th, America’s First Fair Trade Fortnight.

Go to your Organic Consumers Association state events page to find Fair Trade events near you.

Add a Fair Trade event to your OCA state events page.

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Tell Congress: Say 'No' to Colombia Trade Deal

Colombia's unionists operate in a climate of fear in their country. In 2007 alone, 39 Colombian trade unionists were murdered.

And the Colombian government continues to systematically undermine union members' rights--their freedom to form unions, bargain collectively, go on strike and criticize the government.

Tell your representative to oppose a trade deal with Colombia until their government makes real progress in protecting the lives and rights of union members. 

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