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23 may 2007

Autor:
Fairtrade Foundation

Fairtrade Foundation statement - In response to the BBC Today Programme news item on Pratt's bananas

The Fairtrade Foundation has expressed shock and dismay about conditions experienced by migrant workers employed by Pratt's bananas in Luton...We have today issued a formal letter to the company, and requested that they take immediate action to address the concerns raised by the workers. In particular, the Fairtrade Foundation, as a founder member of the Ethical Trading Initiative, recommends that the company joins this body...Pratt's bananas should not be referred to a ‘Fairtrade company'. It is a company that has been licensed to ripen the bananas sold to them by Fairtrade certified producer groups in developing countries.