Who We Work With

Big brands, small brands. One product, entire lines. US and international. The brands we work with cover the spectrum.

Fairtrade certification can work for your organization – no matter the size. We work with global brands like Ben & Jerry’s, Starbucks and Nestle. We also work with startups who have big dreams such as Jamnation Jams or Kishe coffee.

Brands choose Fairtrade for different reasons, and we have lots of success stories to share. Check out our case studies below from companies like La Riojana and Conscious Step. Likewise, take a peek at our list of consumer-facing brands in the US and feel free to reach out to any one of them to ask about how they like working with us.

Want to know more? Check out how to get certified or reach out. We love talking about how sustainability works for different brands.

Case Studies

  • Ben & Jerry's

    Ben & Jerry's

    Ben & Jerry’s support Fairtrade because it is a worldwide movement working to ensure that small-scale farmers in developing nations can make it in the ultra-competitive global marketplace.

  • Conscious Step

    Conscious Step

    Conscious Step makes a product – socks – that everyone uses, and manufactures it in a way that helps the planet instead of harming it. As 1% for the Planet members, they also donate some of the revenue from each pair sold to causes like ocean conservation and tree planting.

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    Divine Chocolate

    In autumn 1998, Divine, the first ever farmer-owned Fairtrade chocolate bar aimed at the mass market, was launched onto the UK confectionery market. In an exciting new business model, Divine was established not only as a Fairtrade company, but with the largest share owned by the farmers themselves.

  • La Riojana

    National Co+op Grocers & La Riojana: Co-op To Co-op Sourcing Connection

    La Riojana collaborates with National Co+op Grocers (NCG) to bring Fairtrade certified wine and olive oil to every co-op grocery store in the US – and bring water, healthcare and education to over 500 families in the desert of Argentina.

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    Starbucks

    Starbucks is one of the largest purchasers of Fairtrade-certified coffee in the world, bringing Fairtrade to coffee lovers across the globe.