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		<title>Fairtrade in Bergen?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[BT wrote about our (SAIH&#8217;s) little Max Havelaar store-campaign yesterday: Meny kåret som bergensmester i rettferdig handel. Max Havelaar is part of the international Fairtrade-system.  Not surprisingly, the stores with the largest selections of products, also were best at including Max Havelaar &#8211; with Meny at the top of the list. Most of the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='/imgs/21fairtrade.gif' alt='Fairtrade' style="float:right; margin-left: 5px;" />BT wrote about our (SAIH&#8217;s) little Max Havelaar store-campaign yesterday: <a href="http://www.bt.no/lokalt/bergen/article209014.ece">Meny kåret som bergensmester i rettferdig handel</a>. Max Havelaar is part of the international <a href="http://www.fairtrade.net/">Fairtrade</a>-system.  Not surprisingly, the stores with the largest selections of products, also were best at including Max Havelaar &#8211; with Meny at the top of the list. Most of the lowprice-stores had one or two Max Havelaar-products, and coffee were the most common product to find. As the coffee-prices fluctute very much, it&#8217;s good to see the increasing avaibility of fairtraded coffee &#8211; where the farmers get a fixed price. Juice, tea and bananas were also found at many stores. Hopefully we&#8217;ll see more of the less common products, rice and chocolate, coming soon. A bit surprising was the fact that many of the employers in the stores hadn&#8217;t even heard of the Max Havelaar-system.</p>
<p>For specially interested, I&#8217;ve uploded the results <a href="/diverse/fairtrade-in-bergen-results/">here</a></p>
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