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Book SynopsisTable of ContentsForeword by Dr John Sentamu, former Archbishop of York
Introduction 9
Part One: The Early Years
Chapter 1 Beginnings 14
Chapter 2 Yet More Beginnings 20
Chapter 3 Becoming Established 31
Chapter 4 Handicrafts and More 37
Part Two: Into the 1990s
Chapter 5 A Hard Act to Follow 48
Chapter 6 A New Way of Working Overseas 52
Chapter 7 New Partnerships in the UK 60
Chapter 8 Not Just Fair Trade 65
Chapter 9 Hard Times and Big Changes 71
Part Three: A New Millennium
Chapter 10 New Leadership, New Approach 82
Chapter 11 Growth and Influence 91
Part Four: Part of a Global Movement
Chapter 12 Early Years 104
Chapter 13 Fairtrade Labelling 109
Chapter 14 Working with EFTA 118
Chapter 15 Membership of WFTO and Other Collaborations 122
Part Five: Innovation – A History of Fair Trade “Firsts”
Chapter 16 A Fair Brew 130
Chapter 17 A Coffee Legacy That Never Seemed to be Forgotten 144
Chapter 18 Sweet Justice: a Sugar Journey 149
Chapter 19 Cocoa and Chocolate 157
Chapter 20 Not Such a Dirty Oil 165
Part Six: Traidcraft and Supermarkets
Chapter 21 Engaging with the Big Players 172
Chapter 22 A Natural Ally: The Co-op 180
Part Seven: Christian Roots and Mission
Chapter 23 A Christian Organization? 190
Chapter 24 A Christian Response to Poverty 204
Part Eight: Traidcraft’s Most Recent History
Chapter 25 Not Such a Flourishing Business 216
Chapter 26 One Traidcraft? 220
Chapter 27 Averting Disaster and a New Hope? 226
Chapter 28 Reflections on a Forty-Year Journey 235
Epilogue: A Personal Reflection by Richard Adams 248
Appendix 1: Traidcraft’s Objectives 253
Appendix 2: Traidcraft website blog post, 2015 260
Appendix 3: WFTO: Ten Principles of Fair Trade 263
Appendix 4: Timeline 269
