Ask Walmart to carry Fairtrade Bananas
Fairtrade Month is a chance to take real action in partnership with farmers. This October, join us and our community in celebrating a movement you can believe in – real action for real farmers with real results.
People are asking their grocery stores for Fairtrade bananas because they know these real requests can make real impact for farmers. Let’s join our voices together to talk to the country’s biggest retailer, Walmart, and ask them to carry Fairtrade bananas.
We’re trying to get 1,500 signatures by October 31st!
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Join the conversation with hashtags #FairtradeMonth and #TheRealDeal
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IG: @FairtradeMarkUS
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Join us: ask Walmart to carry Fairtrade bananas. [Your Group Name] is in for #FairtradeMonth, and we'd love you with us. Link in bio.
Link:
https://www.fairtrademonth.net/us/advocates
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Let's find out what 10,000 voices can do. Ask Walmart to carry Fairtrade bananas this #FairtradeMonth. Add yours at the link in bio.
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https://www.fairtrademonth.net/us/advocates
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We're bringing our mural campaign home! Join us in the nation's capital to celebrate our Fairtrade mural with music, dancing, performances, games, samples, incredible brands and nonprofits, local farmers and vendors and more.
Thursday, October 22 | 4–8 PM | NoMa Farmers Market, Washington, DC
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