Direct trade with producers eliminates profit-reducing middlemen, making Fairchain products more affordable for end consumers. At the same time, producers earn more! The lower retail price is the key lever for bringing Fairchain products to the mass market and thus sustainably improving the situation of producers. Currently, only 0.6 percent of the... See more

We question the sustainability of natural fibers (e.g., cotton or wool) and synthetic fibers (e.g., nylon or polyester) as we learn about new fibers and fabrics like Eco-Spun, a sheepskin-like fabric made from recycled soda bottles; Lenpur, a cashmere-like fabric made from wood pulp of white pine trees; soya, a silky and soft cotton-like fabric... See more

Overall, by addressing gender issues in agricultural commodity supply chains, businesses can contribute to a more sustainable, ethical, and socially responsible sourcing approach. This not only benefits the environment and human rights but also strengthens business resilience, competitiveness, and stakeholder relationships.

Supima, the luxury brand promoting the use of American-grown Pima cotton