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Work and MoneyYou are in: London > London Local > Redbridge > Work and Money > Fair enough  Fair enoughKulwant Sohal Redbridge has become that latest borough to receive the Fairtrade stamp of approval. The Borough is the 20th in the capital to receive Fairtrade status helping London earn its title as the Fairtrade Capital of the world. To achieve the grade the Borough had to prove its commitment to make Fairtrade goods and products readily available throughout the councils own offices and canteens as well as in shops, caf茅s, workplaces, tourist venues, schools and colleges. What is Fairtrade?
Rebecca Haslam, Fairtrade Redbridge Chairperson, said, "By receiving the official accreditation, we hope to raise the profile of our work with community groups, businesses and schools to continue to help raise awareness of Fairtrade and increase it use and availability. "By choosing Fairtrade products, we can all help provide a guaranteed income for producers." Veronica Pasteur, Head of Campaigns at the Fairtrade Foundation congratulated the borough on achieving its Fairtrade status and in helping London become the world鈥檚 biggest Fairtrade city. She said: "It's great that Redbridge joins 19 other Fairtrade boroughs and is working with them and others to push Fairtrade across the capital."  Fairtrade products London's Fairtrade Boroughs include:听Camden, City of London, Croydon, Ealing, Enfield, Greenwich, Hackney, Hammersmith & Fulham, Hounslow, Islington, Kingston, Lambeth, Lewisham, Newham, Redbridge, Richmond, Southwark, Sutton, Tower Hamlets, Waltham Forest.
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