FairTSA
The Fair Trade sustainability Alliance
Licensees:
Interested in buying and selling FairTSA Fair Trade certified products?
If so, you need to become an authorized Licensee. Here you can find more information about the process and download an application.
ProducerS:
What does it take to become a FairTSA certified producer?
First, sign up for a free producer Webinar in English or Spanish. Then send us a Producer Application. We will connect you with one of our participating certifiers, and they will issue a cost estimate for inspection and certification. Then, you can decide if you would like to go ahead with the certification process.
Certifiers:
Interested in joining our world-wide network of certifiers?
Here you can learn more.
Testimonials
“FairTSA is in our opinion a very serious and innovative way to develop the Fair Trade and to communicate about the final achievements. The specificity of the FairTSA label is its proximity to the supply chain, its flexibility, and its reduced management costs. The proximity allows FairTSA to understand what really matters for producers at origin and importers at destination. Thanks to its flexibility FairTSA always find a way to move on and develop fair trade supply chains. Thanks to Its reduced management cost the money goes to the producers and is not lost in administration fees.”
BONABIO S.A.S, Licensed Partner, France
“Being certified according to the FTSA standard enabled us to work together with the farmers on projects spanning a longer period and lasting impact. We very much appreciated the accessibility of the people behind FTSA and their practical approach and solutions.”
Good Food Foundation, FairTSA Producer, Turkey
“The purpose of the Fair Trade Sustainability Alliance is to improve farmers’ and workers’ quality of life through the practice of fair trade and sustainable community development.
Fair Trade is a market-based approach to international trade, where ethically-minded buyers invest in social responsibility to empower the people that produce these products."