Guest Post: Five Simple Reasons to Support Fair Trade
October 27, 2011 by Brenda
Filed under Fair Trade, Food & Drink, Green Living, Guest Posts, Top Picks
One of the issues with fair trade is that people don’t know enough about it. It is easier for us to buy a product and never question where it comes from, who made it and why it costs the amount stamped onto the price tag. We also never think about who might be losing out. [...]
Fair Trade Fortnight – Tahini Offer
February 1, 2011 by Will
Filed under Discounts & Offers, Fair Trade, Food, Food & Drink, Top Picks
Fair Trade fortnight is fast approaching. Fair Trade Fortnight – Hmm. Encouraging people to make the right choices today, and inspiring them to aspire to a better world tomorrow. As the Fair Trade brand becomes increasingly common, offers like this one could become more and more handy. From February 28th to 13th of March, The [...]
Six great ideas for Xmas from Babipur
November 25, 2010 by Brenda
Filed under Babies & Toddlers, Christmas Gift Ideas, Gifts, Top Picks
As you know we love Babipur here at TGF. They have such a great range of toys and clothing for babies and toddlers. So here are six great ideas for you to check out this Christmas. Plan Toys Railway Station with Road & Rail – price is £89.99. Early Rider Classic 2010 – price is [...]
TGF Rated Review: Pinki Cushion
July 11, 2010 by Brenda
Filed under Featured Posts, Home & Garden, Reviews
What is it? Pinki Fair Trade Springbok Cushion. Who is reviewing it? Me and my family. In use We are reviewing the 50×30 cushion which is made from a single hide panel, with a distinctive white spine and your choice of satin cover. We were checking out the hot pink, but you could choose from [...]
Fairtrade Toys from Lanka Kade
June 9, 2010 by erica
Filed under Decor & Interiors, Family, Home & Garden, Kids & Teens
Lanka Kade products are designed in the UK and are handmade in Sri Lanka, by 7 family based businesses. Lanka Kade has been approved by BAFTS (British Association of Fair Trade Shops) since 2001 as a fair trade supplier. Many of their products are made from rubberwood sourced from exhausted rubber plantations that are replanted [...]
Hair and Skin Treats from Anita Grant
Anita Grant has some exciting goodies for your hair and body and I’ve been picking out a few favourites. I’ve never detoxed my hair, but it sounds like a great idea. The Rhassoul Deep Condishes contain unrefined, black cocoa butter and natural soya based vitamin E, which helps to guard your scalp and hair from [...]
Jolly Jungle from Believe You Can
March 17, 2010 by erica
Filed under Babies & Toddlers, Family
If you’re looking for a fair trade gift for a young child or baby, or you’re decorating a nursery, then try taking a peek at the Jolly Jungle Range from Believe You Can. The products are hand made in India for Believe You Can by IFAT(International Fair Trade Association) approved producers. This wonderful elephant money [...]
Wake Up and Smell the Coffee!
February 16, 2010 by Brenda
Filed under Featured Posts, Food & Drink, News & Reviews
How good would it be if your fresh morning coffee didn’t just set you up for the day – but also set up a whole community for a better way of life? Well, with Café Rebelde Zapatista coffee from Essential, you really can make a difference. Café Rebelde is sourced directly from the farming communities [...]
TGF Rated Review: Neal’s Yard Sensual Jasmine Body Cream
January 5, 2010 by erica
Filed under Featured Posts, Grown Ups, Health, Nutrition & Beauty, Reviews
What is it? I’ve been a fan of Neal’s Yard products for some time, so I was thrilled to be sent their Sensual Jasmine Body Cream to review. Who is testing it? Definitely keeping this one to myself. Set Up The cream is made from fair trade ingredients and 76% of them come from organic [...]
TGF Rated Review: Dr Bronner’s Magic “All-One” Organic Fair Trade Shikakai Soap
January 4, 2010 by Brenda
Filed under Featured Posts, Health, Nutrition & Beauty, Lifestyle, Reviews
What is it? It is a fantasic idea as its a cleanser for both the body and hair. Who is reviewing it? Me Claire, wife and mum of two boys.













