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hi I’m Sandra Dee artichoke with

hi I’m Sandra Dee artichoke with watchmojo.com and today I’m going to

watchmojo.com and today I’m going to

watchmojo.com and today I’m going to talk to you about the second most

talk to you about the second most

talk to you about the second most valuable commodity next to oil in the

valuable commodity next to oil in the

valuable commodity next to oil in the world coffee there are approximately

world coffee there are approximately

world coffee there are approximately over 25 million coffee workers and

over 25 million coffee workers and

over 25 million coffee workers and farmers in over 50 countries that

farmers in over 50 countries that

farmers in over 50 countries that produce coffee in the world countries

produce coffee in the world countries

produce coffee in the world countries such as Brazil Costa Rica Nicaragua and

such as Brazil Costa Rica Nicaragua and

such as Brazil Costa Rica Nicaragua and Ethiopia coffee producers are kept in a

Ethiopia coffee producers are kept in a

Ethiopia coffee producers are kept in a cycle of poverty and debt due to current

cycle of poverty and debt due to current

cycle of poverty and debt due to current global economy that exploits cheap labor

global economy that exploits cheap labor

global economy that exploits cheap labor in recent years new cafes and coffee

in recent years new cafes and coffee

in recent years new cafes and coffee franchises have been opening an

franchises have been opening an

franchises have been opening an explosive rate so although there is a

explosive rate so although there is a

explosive rate so although there is a greater demand coffee farmers are not

greater demand coffee farmers are not

greater demand coffee farmers are not profiting from this great demand they

profiting from this great demand they

profiting from this great demand they have to sell to middlemen and these

have to sell to middlemen and these

have to sell to middlemen and these middlemen are known as coyotes they sell

middlemen are known as coyotes they sell

middlemen are known as coyotes they sell their coffee at a lower market rate and

their coffee at a lower market rate and

their coffee at a lower market rate and so the coffee farmers are still debt

so the coffee farmers are still debt

so the coffee farmers are still debt poor in a cycle of poverty fair trade

poor in a cycle of poverty fair trade

poor in a cycle of poverty fair trade coffee is changing that there’s a fair

coffee is changing that there’s a fair

coffee is changing that there’s a fair trade movement that start in the 1950s

trade movement that start in the 1950s

trade movement that start in the 1950s that is eliminating or has been

that is eliminating or has been

that is eliminating or has been eliminating middlemen and bringing up

eliminating middlemen and bringing up

eliminating middlemen and bringing up prices of coffee for farmers in 1997 a

prices of coffee for farmers in 1997 a

prices of coffee for farmers in 1997 a group was formed called Fairtrade

group was formed called Fairtrade

group was formed called Fairtrade labeling organization what it does is it

labeling organization what it does is it

labeling organization what it does is it sets prices and criteria for products

sets prices and criteria for products

sets prices and criteria for products not only for coffee but for other

not only for coffee but for other

not only for coffee but for other products such as tea sugar and bananas

products such as tea sugar and bananas

products such as tea sugar and bananas eighty-five percent of Fairtrade coffee

eighty-five percent of Fairtrade coffee

eighty-five percent of Fairtrade coffee is organically grown therefore there’s

is organically grown therefore there’s

is organically grown therefore there’s no pesticides or chemicals more

no pesticides or chemicals more

no pesticides or chemicals more environmentally safe and healthy to

environmentally safe and healthy to

environmentally safe and healthy to drink so you might think fair trade

drink so you might think fair trade

drink so you might think fair trade coffee is expensive but in fact it’s not

coffee is expensive but in fact it’s not

coffee is expensive but in fact it’s not it’s quite affordable now with the

it’s quite affordable now with the

it’s quite affordable now with the general awareness and higher demand it’s

general awareness and higher demand it’s

general awareness and higher demand it’s not so expensive to drink and if you do

not so expensive to drink and if you do

not so expensive to drink and if you do buy it you’ll be supporting a really

buy it you’ll be supporting a really

buy it you’ll be supporting a really good cause

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