Sustainable Wales is working with SUSSED and other concerned groups to promote this year’s Fairtrade Fortnight 30 year celebration.
Our short film, was made in Porthcawl, helps you understand the importance of Fairtrade and the premium it also offers to the producers of goods. We can see how we are also dependent for our economies on these commodities. Yet climate change is threatening their plantations and our futures.
Gwnaed ein ffilm fer yn Porthcawl, ac mae'n eich helpu i ddeall pwysigrwydd Masnach Deg a'r premiwm y mae hefyd yn ei gynnig i gynhyrchwyr nwyddau. Gallwn weld sut yr ydym hefyd yn ddibynnol ar y nwyddau hyn ar gyfer ein heconomïau. Eto i gyd, mae newid hinsawdd yn bygwth eu planhigfeydd a'n dyfodol ni.
Sept 19th 2024
Beach Clean Group meet Jenipher Sambazi, East Ugandan Coffee producer https://jenipherscoffi.wales/ 11.00 am start (meet at SUSSED) then afterwards at around 12.15 meet Jenipher upstairs in the Green Room above SUSSED, Porthcawl.
20th Sept 7pm,
Invitation to Coffee cocktails, Canapés, the Green Room (above SUSSED), Porthcawl - 30 year fairtrade celebration. (Joint event – Sustainable Wales, SUSSED, Fairtrade group, Porthcawl Chamber of Trade, Porthcawl Coop, Jeniphers Coffi)
Guests include: Eastern Ugandan coffee grower, Jenipher Sambazi. Porthcawl Coop Manager, Robert Sperduty and Porthcawl Mayor, Cllr Jeff Perren.
Short films we will show are: Sustainable Wales Coffi and Climate film,(illustrating the supply chain risks because of the changing climate to all of us, especially to local businesses serving or selling coffee in Porthcawl).
We will also show the new Coop FT film https://www.coop.co.uk/our-suppliers/fairtrade celebrating 30 years of supporting Fairtrade.
Across Fairtrade Fortnight SUSSED, James St., Porthcawl, will be offering samples of fairtrade goodies such as chocolate and coffees, teas etc.
From SUSSED: 9th - 22nd Sept.
SUSSED joins in this 30-year UK celebration with free chocolate, coffee and tea samples for visiting customers.
Our not-for-profit community shop in James Street, Porthcawl hopes to increase fairtrade awareness, as it benefits to two million Fairtrade farmers and workers across 58 countries and also encourage an active response.
When you choose fairtrade branded goods it means that farmers and their families receive a fair price for their goods, however small or big your purchase is, making trade fairer.
High environmental standards and democratic working conditions are met, maintaining a people and planet friendly approach to trade. SUSSED volunteers, sell a wide variety of fairly traded goods helping shoppers boost the economies of developing countries.
If you would like to help join our team, please call into 4/5 James St, Porthcawl or contact Peter of myself on 01656 783962
Margaret Minhinnick
Mae SUSSED yn ymuno â'r dathliad 30 mlynedd hwn yn y DU gyda samplau am ddim o siocled, coffi a the i gwsmeriaid sy'n ymweld.
Mae ein siop gymunedol nid-er-elw ar Stryd James, Porthcawl yn gobeithio cynyddu ymwybyddiaeth o Fasnach Deg, gan ei fod yn fanteisio i ddwy filiwn o ffermwyr a gweithwyr Masnach Deg ar draws 58 o wledydd ac hefyd yn annog ymateb gweithgar.
Pan fyddwch yn dewis nwyddau â brand Masnach Deg, mae'n golygu bod ffermwyr a'u teuluoedd yn derbyn pris teg am eu nwyddau, waeth pa mor fach neu fawr yw eich pryniant, gan wneud masnach yn decach.
Mae safonau amgylcheddol uchel a chyflwr gwaith democrataidd yn cael eu cyflawni, gan gynnal dull o fasnach sy'n gyfeillgar i bobl a'r blaned. Mae gwirfoddolwyr SUSSED yn gwerthu amrywiaeth eang o nwyddau masnach deg gan helpu siopwyr i hybu economïau gwledydd sy'n datblygu.
Os hoffech chi helpu i ymuno â'n tîm, ewch i mewn i 4/5 Stryd James, Porthcawl neu cysylltwch â Peter neu fy hun ar 01656 783962.
Margaret Minhinnick