This overview of Fairtrade tea lists facts and figures on Fairtrade's impact for farmers and workers around the world. The full report can be found at http://www.fairtrade.net/impact-and-research.html#c9572

1. MONITORING THE
SCOPE AND BENEFITS
OF FAIRTRADE
Sixth Edition
Tea
© Kyonne Leyser

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8. More than half of
the organic
production
capacity is in India
© Frank Eichinger
Santiago Engelhardt

11. Kenya, india and
malawi are the top
selling origins for
fairtrade tea
© Burnside Tea Estates

14. Cooperatives
spent 30% of their
fairtrade premium
on facilities and
infrastructure
© Simon Rawles
Members of the Sireet OEP bring
fresh green tea leaves for weighing
station and collection for transport to
the Sireet Factory for processing.
Members elected to use Fairtrade
Premium to buy the transport vehicles
helping reduce transport costs.

16. Workers on
plantations
elected to spend
11% of their
premium on
education
© Simon Rawles
Workers at the Kibena Tea Estate
invested Fairtrade Premium funds to
build four classrooms, two laboratories,
staff quarters and two dormitories at the
Maheve Secondary School, 520
students.

18. All information contained in this presentation and
summaries of impact research can be found in our
report ‘Monitoring the Scope and Benefits of Fairtrade,
Sixth Edition 2014’ at:
www.fairtrade.net/impact-and-research.html