2.  The fair trade is a trade mark to indicate that the product is paying the farmers a fair price for there product, and that no child has worked to produce it.  In reality, most farmers don’t get paid nearly as much as they should, and some children have to work to meet the demand.

3.  Global Exchange Fair Trade Stores: GX offers a wide variety of fair trade chocolate.  Dean's Beans Hot cocoa and baking cocoa: 100% organic and kosher. Source: El Ceibo, Costa Rica. Bulk available.  Divine Chocolate. Source: Kuapa Kokoo, Ghana, which is also part owner of the Divine.  Equal Exchange Chocolate bars (milk, dark w/ almonds and very dark): hot cocoa and baking cocoa (with alkali). 100% organic, Fair Trade sugar, milk from the Organic Valley Co-op. Source: CONACADO, Dominican Republic.  Ithaca Fine Chocolates. "Art Bars:" 100% organic. Source: El Ceibo, Bolivia. 10% of profits donated to arts education programs.  Alter Eco, featuring the wonderfully smooth-textured Velvet bar!  Sojourn. Hot cocoa mixes: 100% organic and kosher. Private label available.  La Siembra/Cocoa Camino: 100% organic with Fair Trade sugar from a co-op in Paraguay. Source: CONACADO, Dominican Republic.  Sweet Earth Organic Chocolates: World-class chocolate made by American artisans using fairly traded, organic cocoa. Offerings include chocolate bars, dark and milk chocolate chips, and holiday chocolates (Valentine's Day, Halloween, Easter).  Omanhene. Chocolate bars: hot cocoa. Source: Kuapa Kokoo, Ghana. Product made in Ghana. Private label available.