Englisch Report: Fair Trade #Bericht

Subject: Fair Trade

 

Englisch Report: Fair Trade
Englisch Report: Fair Trade

Dear Sir and Madam,

 

Introduction

The purpose of this report is to examine the benefits and challenges of introducing fair-trade products to the market. Specifically, I will explore the extent to which customers are influenced by fair-trade labels when making purchasing decisions.

 

Fair Trade: Benefits

Fair-trade products offer a number of advantages. Firstly, they contribute to environmental protection and improve the company's image. Secondly, fair-trade supports small farmers by helping them to improve their living and working conditions. Furthermore, fair-trade ensures that raw resources are free from chemical materials. Lastly, fair-trade labels can increase sales as more and more people are becoming conscious of the products they buy.

 

Analysis of the results

A recent consumer trends journal revealed that fair-trade labels influence more than half of Canadian customers’ purchasing decisions, and approximately half of Chinese and Swedish customers’ decisions.  It is noteworthy, however, that most respondents from France and the United States did not consider the fair-trade label important. For Japanese, Russian, and Indian customers, the impact of the label was moderate, suggesting that it is not the primary factor in their product selection.

 

Challenges

Introducing fair-trade products poses some challenges. For example, it may increase the product price, as producing our convenience food with fair-trade ingredients could be more expensive. Additionally, there may be a limited number of suppliers offering fair-trade ingredients in some areas.

 

Conclusion

In conclusion, while there are challenges associated with introducing fair-trade products, the benefits are undeniable. I recommend the introduction of fair-trade products, as they promote sustainable business practices and contribute to improving the lives of farmers.

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