Scotland has the highest percentage of council areas which are recognised as Fairtrade areas compared with the rest of the UK, according to new statistics. Fairtrade UK data shows that 21 of Scotland’s 32 council areas (65%) are Fairtrade areas, compared with just 33% of councils in England and 41% in Wales. Endorsing Fairtrade products and practices means farmers in developing countries get a fair price for their products and are not exploited. Farmers in industries such as coffee and cocoa can earn a fair living, enabling them to put food on their tables.
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This is the kind of thing that BBC Scotland News and current affairs people would ‘frame’ as ‘virtue signalling’.Some years ago, the release of the ‘Panama Papers’ identifying those who were putting money offshore to avoid tax was sneered at by Shereen Nanjiani as ‘the politics of envy’, and she closed off any discussion.
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