Organisation: Fairtrade Ireland

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Could you survive without your morning cuppa?</p>

spotlight

Bean and gone: Is your morning coffee about to become thing of the past?

Environment Correspondent Padraig Hoare reports on how farmers who grow coffee beans could be facing serious challenges because of extreme weather events

<p>Fairtrade Ireland said coffee beans, cocoa and other foods grown in hotter climates could become rare and expensive treats within the next 30 years due to extreme weather events.</p>

news

Warning that coffee could disappear from shelves by 2050 due to climate change

food

The Menu: Wine Producers’ Weekend in Co Mayo (Feb 26-27)

farming

Denise Hall: Bananas show why fair trade saves lives

farming

Fairtrade is winning new friends

general

Online and in the shops: Jelly bean boxes

'It's not just a banana… it's more than a banana

Irish comics spoof Brad Pitt's famously cringeworthy Chanel No 5 ad in aid of Fairtrade Fortnight

Tue, 26 Feb, 2013

Going bananas for world record bid

IRELAND’S first Fairtrade town is set to go bananas as part of a novel world record-breaking attempt.

Tue, 03 Mar, 2009

Coffee supplier to sue over fairtrade logo row

A major Irish coffee supplier is set to sue Fairtrade Ireland over a row surrounding the company’s use of the Fairtrade logo, it emerged today.

Fri, 09 Dec, 2005

Dublin eyes Fairtrade accolade

Dublin’s move from 'fair city' to 'Fairtrade city' looks set to go ahead this week, with cross-party support for a bid to become Europe’s first Fairtrade capital.

Sun, 06 Nov, 2005