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paydesk has 23 reporters who cover Fair Trade. Our journalists are already on location, all over the world, and ready to work at a moment's notice. Our top correspondents who cover Fair Trade are Ignatius Annor and Amen Assignon. Use our journalist directory to find an Fair Trade member to work for you.

Journalists Who Cover Fair Trade

Ignatius Annor

Laurel, United States of America
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Ignatius Annor is an International TV broadcast journalist. He has a wealth of experience cutting across news anchoring, production, reporting and digital news. This Ghanaian born journalist holds a master's degree in International Journalism from Swansea University in the UK. He worked with ...
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Jobs Completed 66
Job Success Rate 100%
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Somaliland's ''WorldRemit'' tycoon gives back [Business Africa]
15 Apr 2021  |  Africanews  |  English  |  Fair Trade
Ismail Ahmed, a Somaliland migrant, founded the money transfer company WorldRemit, which has significantly impacted Somaliland's mobile tech infrastructure. After facing mistreatment and exposing corruption within a UNDP remittance program, Ahmed was compensated and used the funds to start WorldRemit. The company has grown to facilitate money transfers to over 130 countries. Ahmed plans to invest $500 million in Somaliland's development, focusing on education and health. The article also discusses the rise in LNG demand as economies recover from the pandemic and shift from coal to cleaner energy. Additionally, it covers Jonathan Robinson's fair-trade coffee movement with 'Bean There Coffee,' which sources directly from small-scale farmers in Africa and pays a premium for their product, despite challenges from the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Fair Trade Remittances Entrepreneurship Education Health Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Coffee Industry Economic Development

Amen Assignon

Lomé, Togo
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Amen Assignon is a journalist based in Lomé, Togo.
I like work that is well done . I am interested in all subjects that affect the development of Africa.
I realize audiovisual productions on various subjects. Politics, economy, culture, social. And also voiceovers for documentaries.
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Job Success Rate 99%
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Return of the 'Made in Togo' fair in Lomé
09 Aug 2023  |  Voice of America  |  French  |  Trade Fair
After a three-year hiatus due to COVID-19, the 'Made in Togo' fair has returned to Lomé, the Togolese capital. The fair brings together entrepreneurs from the country to promote local consumption as an important factor for economic and sustainable development.
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Trade Fair Local Economy

Osniel Carmona Breijo

Havana, Cuba
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Osniel Carmona Breijo is a journalist based in Havana, Cuba.
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Spanish
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FIAGROP 2023, the worst of all agricultural fairs
29 Mar 2023  |  Cubanet  |  Spanish  |  Trade Fair
The 29th International Agroindustrial Food Fair (FIAGROP 2023) in Havana, Cuba, concluded prematurely on March 24th, two days ahead of schedule, due to coinciding with the government's legislative elections. The fair, which for the first time included participation from small and medium-sized Cuban enterprises, was criticized for its abrupt closure, negatively impacting business negotiations and sales. Vendors expressed frustration over lost investments and unsold merchandise, particularly as the weekend typically attracts more visitors. The scarcity and high prices of food products were also highlighted, with some vendors forced to sell at lower prices to avoid further losses. The fair's organization and timing were questioned, with many seeing the early closure as detrimental to the fair's goals of generating income and showcasing agricultural products.
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Trade Fair Agriculture Economic Issues

Yassin Ciyow

Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire
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I am a freelance journalist based in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) who collaborates with several European media, especially French and Swiss. I investigate, I do fieldwork and I cover mostly social, political, economic, environmental and religious topics. I am very flexible and I also take ...
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Jobs Completed 58
Job Success Rate 100%
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Organic and Fair Trade Cocoa: In M'Brimbo, southern Ivory Coast, the successful bet of a sustainable industry
17 Apr 2022  |  www.lemonde.fr  |  French  |  Fair Trade
In M'Brimbo, Ivory Coast, Jean-Evariste Salo, president of the first 'organic' and 'fair trade' certified cooperative, Société coopérative équitable du Bandama (SCEB), has led a successful transition to sustainable cocoa farming. The cooperative, which started with 30 farmers producing 13 tonnes of cocoa beans, now encompasses over 250 farmers with an annual production of nearly 300 tonnes. Despite unchanged yields per hectare, the focus on bean quality and farmer well-being has been paramount. French company Ethiquable supports this initiative by purchasing the beans at nearly double the minimum price set by Ivorian authorities, enabling the cooperative members to prioritize their health, income, and children's education over productivity.
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Fair Trade Agriculture Sustainability

Valentina Di Donato

Rome, Italy
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Valentina Di Donato is a journalist based in Rome, Italy. From pasta to politics: I Often write and talk about the Vatican, Italian politics, the migrant crisis, culture, and tourism.
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English Italian Spanish
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The Little Market Partners With Zacapa Rum To Showcase Guatemalan Made Artistry
24 Apr 2022  |  Forbes  |  English  |  Fair Trade
The Little Market has partnered with Zacapa Rum to launch the 'Made in Guatemala Collection,' showcasing handmade products by Guatemalan artisans. This collaboration aims to empower women in craft and promote fair trade. Zacapa Rum, known for its unique production process and commitment to local ingredients, supports this initiative. The collection includes woven bags and glassware, curated by Jordana Brewster, to help artisans achieve financial independence. The partnership highlights the cultural significance of Guatemalan artistry and the role of women in preserving these traditions.
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Fair Trade Guatemalan Artistry Women's Empowerment
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Elizabeth Dickinson

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
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Elizabeth Dickinson is a Deca journalist based in the Arabian Peninsula. Her writing has appeared in The New Yorker, Foreign Policy, The Economist, Politico Magazine, the Christian Science Monitor, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, and The Financial Times, among others. 
Elizabeth was ...
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Jobs Completed 7
Job Success Rate 88%
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For the greater good
17 Sept 2020  |  The Hub  |  English  |  Fair Trade Movement
The article discusses the work of Jamye Wooten, a social entrepreneur who founded CLLCTIVLY, an organization aimed at fostering collaboration and amplifying the voices of Black-led organizations in Baltimore. Wooten's work is focused on addressing the financial burdens and lack of investment in Black communities. The article also covers the Johns Hopkins Social Innovation Lab (SIL), which supports social entrepreneurs like Wooten by providing funding, mentorship, and training to develop sustainable business models. The SIL has helped launch various ventures addressing societal problems, such as ClearMask, a transparent surgical mask, and Urban Pastoral Collective, which focuses on urban vertical farming. The article also touches on the impact of COVID-19 on businesses and how organizations like Mera Kitchen Collective have adapted to serve the community during the pandemic.
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Fair Trade Movement Social Entrepreneurship Racial Inequality Economic Disinvestment in Black Communities Police Brutality Protests COVID-19 Pandemic Food Insecurity Urban Redevelopment Global Health Care Open Source Software Movement Civil Society Improvement Hydroponic Urban Farming Community Meal Programs

Aseel Duzdar

Jerusalem, Israel
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Aseel Duzdar is a journalist based in Jerusalem, Israel. With more than 7 years of experience in media, journalism and digital and social media. Contact me if you need a freelancer/ producer/ fixer from Jerusalem.
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Arabic English Hebrew
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Politics Technology Arts & Books
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Jobs Completed 7
Job Success Rate 100%
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A Growing Seed
15 Aug 2024  |  www.goethe.de  |  English  |  Fair Trade
Canaan Palestine Fair Trade, led by Dr Naser Abu Farha, aims to revolutionize the international market for Palestinian olive oil by promoting sustainable and eco-friendly agricultural practices. The project supports local farmers by ensuring fair prices for their olives, diversifying crops to improve soil health, and exporting high-quality olive oil globally. This initiative not only boosts the local economy but also strengthens Palestinian cultural identity and resilience. Canaan's efforts have led to significant economic benefits for farmers and increased international recognition of Palestinian olive oil.
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Fair Trade Sustainable Agriculture Economic Development
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Angelique Ferat

Amman, Jordan
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Angelique Ferat is a journalist based in Amman, Jordan. I have been in the region 12 years. Covered news in Lebanon, Iraq, Jordan, Bahrain and Yemen. A radio journalist I have diversified. Some press amd some TV. Doing stand ups. Phoners etc....
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The relocation of the European Fair of Strasbourg disrupts exhibitors and visitors
06 Sept 2019  |  www.20minutes.fr  |  French  |  Trade Fair
The 87th European Fair of Strasbourg has been relocated to a temporary site behind the Hilton hotel and Kléber high school, near Place de Bordeaux, due to the construction of a business district and a new theater at its previous location, Wacken. The move has caused confusion and inconvenience for visitors and the 900 exhibitors, with issues such as parking accessibility and visitors struggling to find their way around. The future Exhibition Park is expected to be ready by 2021. Exhibitors like Maryse Vairinhos of Kenwood and Emmanuel from Tryba have expressed their dissatisfaction, particularly with the parking situation and the change of location.
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Trade Fair Local Events
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Cyril Fourneris

Paris, France
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Cyril Fourneris is a freelance journalist based in Paris, France, with 7 years of experience in international broadcast. He speaks English, French, Spanish and Portuguese.
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English
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Video Package (Web / Broadcast) Fact Checking
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Fact Checking
Jobs Completed 1
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Watches and Wonders in Geneva: Switzerland hosts a thriving watchmaking fair
31 Mar 2023  |  www.euronews.com  |  English  |  Trade Fair
Geneva hosts the Watches and Wonders fair, attracting major players in the watchmaking industry. The event showcases 48 firms, including Zenith, Oris, Panerai, A. Lange & Söhne, and H. Moser & Cie, highlighting their craftsmanship and innovations. Environmental sustainability is a key theme, with Oris and Panerai emphasizing eco-friendly practices. The fair also aims to make Geneva the world's watchmaking capital, featuring public events and networking opportunities. CEOs express optimism about the industry's future, focusing on engaging the younger generation and integrating new technologies.
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Trade Fair Watchmaking Environmental Issues
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Alastair Hagger

London, United Kingdom
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Alastair Hagger is a freelance writer and editor  based in London, United Kingdom. He has written features on sport, the arts, culture, business, science in travel for publications including Forbes Africa and Forbes Woman Africa from Botswana, Kenya, South Africa, UK and Japan. ****
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Cocoa Farmers Who Have Never Tasted Chocolate In Their Lives
06 Oct 2020  |  Forbes Africa  |  English  |  Fair Trade
The article explores the paradox of cocoa farmers in West Africa, particularly in Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire, who have never tasted chocolate despite being the primary producers of cocoa. It highlights the exploitation and child labor prevalent in the cocoa industry, with most profits going to multinational companies. Efforts by organizations like Tony’s Chocolonely and investments by COCOBOD and the African Development Bank aim to improve conditions for farmers. The article calls for stronger accountability in ethical certification and fair trade practices to ensure fair compensation and better working conditions for cocoa farmers.
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Jessica Hatcher

Llangollen, United Kingdom
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I am a writer working primarily in East Africa. I am a regular contributor to the Guardian and write features for Newsweek, ELLE and Marie Claire amongst others.
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Luxury skincare product promises to nourish Kenyan employment
03 Jan 2015  |  the Guardian  |  English  |  Fair Trade
Marula oil, a luxury skincare product, is set to boost employment in Kenya through the efforts of Philip and Katy Leakey. Their farm, Ol Kerii, produces marula oil using a unique cold-press system, providing work for about 800 people, mostly women. The Leakey Collection, their fair trade company, aims to launch affordable marula oil products in East Africa. The Body Shop has previously incorporated marula oil into over 140 products, sourced from Namibia. The initiative highlights the potential of marula oil in the cosmetics industry and its positive impact on local employment and fair trade practices.
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Megy Karydes

Chicago, United States of America
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Megy Karydes is a journalist based in Chicago, United States of America. Her byline has appeared in USA Today, Fortune, Forbes, Rodale's Organic Life, National Geographic's The Plate, The Atlantic's CityLab, Sierra, Midwest Living magazine, Travel + Leisure, Chicago Tribune, among others.
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Ten Thousand Villages I Meet My Store I Retailing Insight Magazine
06 Mar 2020  |  Retailing Insight Magazine  |  English  |  Fair Trade
The article discusses Ten Thousand Villages in San Antonio, a fair trade retailer that offers handmade products from global artisans. The store, which opened in 2013, is part of a larger network of 55 stores in the U.S. and aims to create social change by providing artisans in developing countries with opportunities to earn income and break the cycle of poverty. The store's inventory includes home décor, jewelry, accessories, and food items, managed through Microsoft NAV software. The brand is a pioneer in the fair trade movement and continues to impact local businesses and communities worldwide by adhering to transparent price agreements and upfront payments. The store's layout is designed to encourage customers to explore and discover new products, and the brand promotes itself through community involvement and partnerships with local nonprofits. While focusing on global artisans, the store also carries products from ethical American vendors. Expansion plans are in place to broaden their audience and deepen artisan relationships.
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Fair Trade Retail Global Economy Artisan Craftsmanship Social Change Ethical Shopping

Farayi Machamire

Harare, Zimbabwe
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farayi Machamire is a journalist.
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English Shona
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Politics Current Affairs Science & Environment
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Carbon emission reduction a priority at this year’s ZITF
19 Apr 2024  |  Zim Morning Post  |  English  |  Trade Fair
The Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) is prioritizing carbon emission reduction by implementing higher parking charges and exclusive shuttle services to discourage car use and promote walking. Dr. Thomas Utete Wushe from the Industry and Commerce Ministry highlights the goals of easing parking congestion and reducing emissions. The 2024 ZITF, themed 'Innovation the Catalyst to Industrialisation and Trade,' aligns with Zimbabwe's Vision 2030, emphasizing innovation as a growth component. ZITF board chairperson Busisa Moyo underscores the importance of innovation for equitable development. These initiatives aim to provide an environmentally friendly experience, setting a global precedent for trade shows.
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Tommaso Meo

Rome, Italy
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Tommaso Meo is a journalist based in Rome, Italy.
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Politics Investigative Reporting Social
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Egypt: Macfrut 2025 presents itself on September 11 in Cairo
10 Sept 2024  |  Africa e Affari  |  Italian  |  Trade Fair
Macfrut 2025 will be introduced in Cairo on September 11, 2024, with a press conference for its 42nd edition scheduled for May 2025 in Rimini. The event will focus on the Middle East as a strategic area, featuring B2B meetings, networking activities, and company visits in collaboration with Ice Agenzia. Key speakers include Italian Ambassador Michele Quaroni and other notable figures from the agricultural and trade sectors.
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Tafadzwa Mwanengureni

Harare, Zimbabwe
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Tafadzwa Mwanengureni is an early career freelance journalist who mainly focus on health, education and social issues. 
She is a holder of a National Certificate in Mass Communication and currently studying towards a National Diploma from Harare  Polytechnic.
Tafadzwa practically started the ...
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All systems go as Mine Entra 2024 begins
08 Oct 2024  |  Southern Eye  |  English  |  Trade Fair
The Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) Company is finalizing preparations for the 27th edition of the Mine Entra Exhibition in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, running from October 9 to 11. The event, themed 'Unearthing Success: The Mining Value Chains, Innovation and Industrialisation Nexus,' has attracted 254 exhibitors, including 19 international participants from China, the Democratic Republic of Congo, India, and South Africa. The exhibition aims to explore the mining sector's role in driving industrialization and value chain development. Key events include the Mining Industry Suppliers Forum and a conference featuring discussions on sustainable mining practices and investment opportunities, with President Emmerson Mnangagwa delivering the keynote address.
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Trade Fair Mining Industry
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Yunus Saliu

Banjul, Gambia
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Yunisa Saliu, is a reporter/columnist and publisher of DTourisphere online tourism, culture, heritage, and entertainment news. He has worked on different desks at Daily Observer newspaper reporting and handled columns such as Diplomatic Suites, Crime Watch, Panorama and Tourisphere. 
Tourisphere ...
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Tourism Ministry showcases Destination Gambia at 17th WTM Summit
08 Nov 2023  |  thepoint.gm  |  English  |  International Trade Fair
The Gambia's Ministry of Tourism and Culture showcased Destination Gambia at the 17th World Travel Market (WTM) Summit, emphasizing the importance of the event for promoting tourism. The summit, a key annual gathering for tourism ministers, featured stakeholders such as the Gambia Civil Aviation Authority, Gambia International Airline, and the Gambia Tourism Board. The UK market was highlighted as crucial, with over 40% of tourists to The Gambia coming from there. The Gambia already has flights from the UK through The Gambia Experience and TUI UK, with more expected. The Nordic market was also noted as essential, with historical ties to Swedish tourism in The Gambia.
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International Trade Fair Tourism
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Russell Sheldrake

London, United Kingdom
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I am a luxury lifestyle journalist with experience writing for multiple publications over print and online. My main passion is watches but I also write about men's fashion, property, grooming and travel.
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Microbrand Fair Spring Sprang Sprung Returns to Singapore
20 Oct 2023  |  watchesbysjx.com  |  English  |  Trade Fair
Spring Sprang Sprung, a community-minded watch fair, will return to XM Studios in Singapore from October 20-22, featuring a growing roster of microbrands including Oris. The event, founded by Yong Keong Lim of Feynman Timekeepers and Sugiharto Kusumadi of Red Army Watches, will offer talks, workshops, and product launches. Entry is free with online registration, and the fair aims to be casual, welcoming, and inclusive.
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Derrick Silimina

Lusaka, Zambia
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Derrick Silimina is a journalist based in Lusaka, Zambia.
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ZDA, MCTI lead Private sector at IATF
09 Nov 2023  |  solwezitoday.com  |  English  |  Trade Fair
The Zambia Development Agency (ZDA) and the Ministry of Commerce Trade and Industry are leading over 20 Zambian companies at the Intra-Africa Trade Fair (IATF) 2023 in Cairo, Egypt. ZDA Director General Albert Halwampa emphasized the event's significance under the Continental Free Trade Area, offering extensive networking opportunities and the potential for substantial trade and investment deals. The fair, running from November 9th to 15th, is expected to facilitate $43 billion in trade and investment deals, with ZDA actively promoting Zambian business interests and partnerships across various sectors.
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Isaias Soares

Malanje, Angola
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Isaias Soares is a journalist based in Malanje, Angola.
Jobs Completed 116
Job Success Rate 98%
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Malanje: First edition of Angola's agro-industrial fair brings together 200 exhibitors
01 Oct 2023  |  novojornal.co.ao  |  Portuguese  |  Trade Fair
The first edition of Angola's agro-industrial fair in Malanje features 200 exhibitors showcasing machinery, equipment, food, and crafts from various provinces. The event, organized by C CALAS Angola, aims to connect exhibitors with potential buyers and promote Angola's tourism. Local company ERM-DALA highlights its production of maize flour and poultry feed, while Automatriz presents agricultural machinery. Participants, including the Association of Women Entrepreneurs of Luanda, express concerns about high raw material costs and poor road conditions. The fair is seen as a significant opportunity for economic development and business networking.
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Trade Fair Agriculture Industry
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Shane Starling

Berlin, Germany
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Shane is a Berlin-based journalist, editor and communications specialist.

He's been engaged in multimedia coverage of nutrition, food and lifestyle issues for almost 20 years including sports, technology, fitness, health, art and music.

He is the former senior editor of NutraIngredients and ...
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The medicine hunter: ‘I help to establish trade in plants’
18 Mar 2010  |  www.nutraingredients-usa.com  |  English  |  Fair Trade
Chris Kilham, a veteran in the herbals industry, has spent over 20 years bridging indigenous cultures in the Peruvian Amazon with western ingredient suppliers. Advocating for fair trade, he primarily works with French botanicals company Naturex, which has gained from his cultivated relationships in herbs like mocha, cat’s claw, and dragon’s blood.
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Salah Uddin

Islamabad, Pakistan
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Salah UdDin is a journalist based in Islamabad.
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English
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Heimtextil 2024: All you need to know
01 Oct 2023  |  arynews.tv  |  English  |  Trade Fair
Heimtextil, the international trade fair for home and contract textiles, will be held from January 09 to 12, 2024, in Frankfurt, Germany. Over 2,600 exhibitors are expected, surpassing previous numbers. Several Pakistani companies will participate, with China/Hong Kong, Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh being the top exhibiting nations. The event will also launch a realignment of sustainable formats under the Texpertise Network with Econogy.
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Trade Fair Home Textiles Sustainability
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John Wendle Top Rated

Dakar, Senegal
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John Wendle is an freelance writer, photographer, videographer, video editor, and producer based in Dakar, Senegal.

Reporting on human and environmental conflict, science, and conservation, John creates multimedia packages as well as text features, photo essays, and videos from some of the world'...
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European Christmas Tree Harvest in Georgia Is Dangerous, Marred by Poachers
01 Oct 2023  |  Science  |  English  |  Fair Trade
In the remote region of Racha, Georgia, villagers risk their lives harvesting Nordmann fir cones for the European Christmas tree market. Despite the multimillion-dollar industry, local pickers earn meager wages and face dangerous working conditions, often without safety equipment. Fair Trees, a Danish fair trade company, offers better wages and safety measures, but poaching remains a significant issue. The article highlights the ethical and economic challenges of the Christmas tree harvest, contrasting the practices of different companies and the impact on local communities.
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Li Xiang

San Francisco, United States of America
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I am a journalist based in San Francisco, United States of America.

I am a graduate of the Department of Art History at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in China. With experience as both a college teacher and a gallery manager and curator in Beijing, I have a solid understanding of the arts and ...
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Job Success Rate 94%
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Photos China: Start of the Second Phase of the 136th Canton Fair
23 Oct 2024  |  chine.in  |  French  |  Trade Fair
The second phase of the 136th Canton Fair commenced in Guangzhou, showcasing a variety of products including household items, gifts, decorations, building materials, and furniture. The event, known as the China Import and Export Fair, attracts numerous buyers and is a significant platform for trade and commerce in the region.
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