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alan

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Jan 14, 2009, 6:36:12 AM1/14/09
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I'm trying to find out which are the best supermarkets in each country
for stocking Fairtrade products.

I know UK and Ireland, but I'd like to know about France, Spain,
Germany, Scandanavia etc

Any pics would be good to.

Alan Clayton

Karlien

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Jan 30, 2009, 12:24:14 PM1/30/09
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Hi Alan,

If you would go to Belgium, you would find several supermarkets
selling FT products:
Especially Delhaize with more than 40 products. Also Carrefour,
Colruyt, Lidl, Match, Spar, etc.

Sales of FT products are still not high enough, but let's hope that
with all the efforts of the campaigners in Belgium, this will change
in 2009!
We go for it!

Karlien

alan

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Feb 3, 2009, 9:01:00 AM2/3/09
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Carlien, thanks for your help, I can use this information. I can also
checkou the stores own websites etc. I know in Ireland and certianly
in my town, Kinsale, we are doing the Fairtrade banana record attempt
on Mar6/7...are you ?
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Kathrin

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Feb 4, 2009, 7:04:14 AM2/4/09
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Dear Alan,
in Germany Fairtrade products are sold in the following businesses:
In 30.000 retail businesses like:
o Supermarkets like Kaisers Tengelmann, Coop, Metro, real, C&C, Rewe,
toom, E-Center, Neukauf, Aktiv, Globus, Edeka, Handelshof, Hit,
Kaufland, Tegut, Jibi-Märkte, Citti-Märkte, Familia-Märkte, Fegro
o Discounter like Lidl, Aldi Süd, Penny
o General stores like Karstadt, Kaufhof
o Healthfood-Shops
o And 800 so called „Weltladen“, specialized on fair trade (and
Fairtrade) products

In catering businesses like:
o Universities
o Hotels, Restaurants, Cafés und Bakeries
o Coffee-Bars like Tchibo, Starbucks
o At Railway stations, airports, petrol stations

Sincerely yours Kathrin
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