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2012 Fairtrade Cocoa Impact and Facts

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A collection of maps displaying data from "2012 Monitoring the Scope and Benefits of Fairtrade," a report that details the benefits and impact of Fairtrade. For more studies, visit http://www.fairtrade.net/impact-and-research.html.

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Page 1: 2012 Fairtrade Cocoa Impact and Facts

© James Rodriguez

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Page 3: 2012 Fairtrade Cocoa Impact and Facts

By the end of 2011, 71 small producer organizations in

19 countries held a Fairtrade certification for cocoa,

representing nearly 142,000 small-scale

farmers.

© James Rodriguez

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Justino, a cocoa grower from

San Jose holds a recently harvested

cocoa pod from his personal lot. (TCGA, Belize)

© James Rodriguez

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© James Rodriguez

Recently harvested

and split cocoa pod

(TCGA, Belize)

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Children at one of the three

schools founded by the Kuapa

Kokoo Cooperative in Ghana

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Cocoa beans (TCGA

Cooperative, Belize)

The sales volume of Fairtrade cocoa

increased by 27 % in the reporting period

as a the result of large-scale new commitments

to Fairtrade cocoa by several major companies.

© James Rodriguez

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In 2010–11, over 51 % of cocoa

Premium expenditure reported was

used for investments in business or

Luciano, a cocoa grower

from San Antonio, rakes drying cocoa

beans inside a drying shelter. (Toledo

Cacao Growers' Association, Belize)

organizational development, or

to support improvements in

production and processing.