1. QUIZ

9. Where do you find Fair Trade Products?
Ben & Jerry's Scoop Shops - Ask for Vanilla, Chocolate, Coffee or Coffee Heath Bar Crunch ice cream.
Bruegger's - Ask for their daily Fair Trade Certified brewed coffee.
Caribou Coffee - Ask for the Fair Trade Blend.
Dunkin' Donuts - Order any hot or iced espresso drink.

10. In 2005, Starbucks Coffee purchased 11
In 2005, Starbucks Coffee purchased 11.5 million pounds of Fair Trade Certified coffee.

11. Cafe Estima, Starbuck's only fair-trade-certified blend
Cafe Estima, Starbuck's only fair-trade-certified blend. According to a report issued by Starbucks, “Fair Trade Certified coffee can be brewed by coffee press during store hours upon customer request.”

12. The $3 many Americans shell out every day for a latte at Starbucks is equivalent to the daily wage of a Central American coffee picker.

15. World Fair Trade Day Celebrated every second Saturday of May
It is a day devoted to bringing awareness to the what, where, why and how of Fair Trade.

16. These stores also sell Fair Trade products…
Costco
Fred Meyer
Giant
Harris Teeter
Kroger
Publix
Quality Food Center
Safeway
Sam's Club
Shaw's Supermarket
Stop 'n' Shop
Target
Trader Joe's
Wal-Mart
Wegman's
Whole Foods Market
Wild Oats

17. Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. In fact, it is the only thing that ever has Margaret Mead

18. QUIZ - ANSWERS

19. NUMBER ONE
True or
Fair Trade is another term for Free Trade?
False

20. Free Trade: Trade between nations without protective customs tariffs
Free Trade: Trade between nations without protective customs tariffs. Fair Trade: Trade that conforms to a fair-trade agreement.

21. NUMBER TWO
The first product to carry the FAIR TRADE Mark was launched in Was it: A) Bananas B) Chocolate C) Cotton D) Coffee

23. NUMBER THREE
25 million coffee producers around the world depend on coffee for their livelihood. Only 3.3% of coffee sold in the U.S. is Fair Trade. What popular retail chain applauds their own efforts of offering only 2% Fair Trade coffee while paying, on average, $0.06 less than the Fair Trade minimum per pound to their non-fair trade coffee growers:
A) Wal-Mart B) Dunkin’ Donuts
C) McDonalds D) Starbucks

25. NUMBER FOUR What products can be found in Fair Trade?
sugar B) olive oil C) vanilla
D) vine E) tea F) home décor
G) tableware H) jewelry I) accessories
J) clothes K) shoes L) coffee
M) bananas N) chocolate O) rice
P) flowers Q) instruments R) art
S) furniture T) bedding U) sporting
equipment

26. ALL OF THE ABOVE

27. NUMBER FIVE 1% B) 26% C) 43% D) 78%
US consumers spend $13 billion dollars a year on chocolate products, eating 2.8 billion pounds of chocolate annually, representing nearly half of the world’s supply.
What percentage of the world’s chocolate supply is produced by slave labor?
1% B) 26%
C) 43% D) 78%

29. NUMBER SIX
How many people in the world try and make-do on less than $2 per day?
1% B) 10%
C) 25% D) 50%

30. Each year, more than 8 million people around the world die because they are too poor to stay alive.
Over 1 billion people—1 in 6 people around the world—live in extreme poverty, defined as living on less than $1 a day.
More than 800 million go hungry each day.
Over 100 million primary school-age children cannot go to school.

31. NUMBER SEVEN
What chocolate company is 45% owned by the Kuapa Kokoo farmers co-operative in Ghana?
Lindt Chocolat
B) Cadbury’s Chocolate
C) Divine Chocolate
D) Heavenly Chocolate

33. NUMBER EIGHT Where are Fair Trade sports balls produced? India Peru
C) Thailand
D) Pakistan

34. PAKISTAN

35. NUMBER NINE
Mexico, Chile and Zambia all produce which delicious Fair Trade product? A) Coffee B) Bananas C) Honey D) Peanut butter

37. NUMBER TEN
Which company became the first to launch a Fair Trade certified flavor of ice-cream in 2006?
A) Ben & Jerry’s
B) Turkey Hill
Baskin-Robbins
D) Haagen-Daz

38. Spreading the word on Fair Trade
WHAT DO WE DO NOW?
Spreading the word on Fair Trade

39. What you can do:
Get Educated
Get Involved
Get the Word Out

40. Tell your Friends about Fair Trade