Comedian John Oliver phrased it rather bluntly and succinctly, "it's about not screwing people." For th
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Still curious? Still confused? It's okay. It can get complicated. But the underlying issue remains the same, fair trade means to provide sustainable wages to the laborers who provide us with our products. Fair trade is the just way of doing business. One day, it'll be the only way of doing business. Until that time, promote as much as you can.