Fair trade stores France

Savoury or sweet groceries, hygiene or cleaning products: here, everything is available in bulk! No more packaging and hello sustainable development! Nuts, cereals, pasta, lentils and other peas, oils and vinegars, detergent... You can find everything, including sweet treats (cookies, chocolate, spreads) or savory products with appetizers and other salty products. Paper bags and jars are available, but the best thing is to come with your own containers to avoid wasting even more.

This organic and ethical boutique offers a wide range of products for you and your home: ethical handicrafts from South America and Asia, GOTS and FWF-certified organic textiles for men and women, as well as leather goods, jewelry, ceramics, cosmetics and wellness products. All the products on offer are handmade, and the artisans are paid a fair wage. Part of the income generated by many of the brands present at the show goes to fund humanitarian associations around the world.

When you ask William to explain his concept, he tells you the story of the hummingbird. When fire threatens the forest, all the animals flee the disaster. All but one. The hummingbird decides to face the flames to try to save his home. Another animal asks him if he really believes he can put out the fire by himself, he replies "at least I would have done everything in my power". William tries to be a hummingbird in the face of the elements that threaten the world and his home island: Madagascar! A taste of escape!

Au commerce équitable is a pretty little store located in a pedestrian street above the Halle gourmande Saint-Pierre. Managed by the Association of Solidarity with the Peoples of Latin America, Africa and Asia, it sells food products as well as decorative items, cosmetics, clothing, toys and various handicrafts. Most of the products sold are labeled Max Havelaar and Organic Agriculture (AB). By choosing to buy here, you are sure that the producers receive a fair income.

With the Compass do not lose the north! Close to Associative Café La Chaouée, this small boutique boutique, created the initiative of Pas Enough, does not lack charm and projects! All you need to do is browse the shelves to travel on all continents, original objects from fair trade. So, Indian Kalamkari, Egyptian pottery, jewelry of all kinds, Philippine leather leather, statuettes, clothing, cloth bags… come together. Their sales contribute to the financing of various associations. Also, good local products from small producers: Fruit juices, organic flours, syrups, jams, honey, beers… Cape on the Compass!

Founded in 1974, the Robin des Bio association promotes organic farming in Lille and the entire Hauts-de-France region. Its philosophy can be summed up in three words: organic, local and fair trade. Through its grocery store, the association aims to set up a distribution circuit on a human scale, respectful of people and the environment. The grocery store enables the association to sell and buy organic and eco-responsible products for its members, covering all the needs of daily life. From fresh produce and cleaning products to bulk dry groceries, over 1,500 items are on offer. And all products are sourced from local producers and suppliers. Robin des Bio is more than just a grocery store; it's the showcase of an association that wants to change mindsets and consumption patterns to preserve people and their environment.

Originally, two friends who gave the first letter of their first names - Julie and Julia - to their concept store/tea shop in the heart of Vienna. Orijjine defends beautiful values - craftsmanship, eco-design, ethics - to offer us beautiful and sustainable objects. Always on the lookout for novelties, designers and products, Julie and Julia propose objects, perfect gift ideas, not seen elsewhere. Creative workshops (crafts, pottery, screen printing...) and cosmetics. Gourmet break with home-made pastries and organic tea. An address to share without counting the cost.

"Before I was a beautiful bucket, I was a beaujolais" could be the slogan of Culo, a small company that works for the planet through upcycling. The concept is simple, but we had to think of it: they recover wine bottles and transform them into trendy tableware: glasses, vases, trays, carafes. It takes no less than six stages to get the finished product, a lot of work and a product that looks great! Unique, eco-friendly handcrafted creations. It's time to do something for the planet.

Protected by the Nividic lighthouse, Ouessant is rich in people and seaweed. The latter are full of astonishing benefits that never cease to amaze. The Nividiskin laboratory, staffed by a team of Ouessant locals, has harnessed the unique character of Ouessant seaweed to create a series of top-quality cosmetics. Its flagship product, Storm Balm (with over 95% natural ingredients), stimulates skin regeneration, leaves you amazed and respects the island's environment! We love it!

Gourmet purchases or decorative purchases, but reasonable and reasoned purchases for sure! It's a discreet store in the rue Charrue, that you could easily miss, but it's an address to remember when you feel concerned about fair trade. All the products presented here are from fair trade. At the entrance, everything is food: chocolates, coffees and teas, spices, some sweets. Think about it for the holidays: if you want to treat your children, you might as well make sure that Santa Claus or the chicken is fair trade (and very often organic). At the bottom, there are decorative objects, jewels and toys, from all continents. We find something to make or to please ourselves by joining the fair trade to the pleasant in proposals for all the purses.

In the north-east of Dreux, near the National 12, which serves the Parisian region, above the Royal chapel site, many shops are located. Sports, furniture, food, clothing and all the major signs of consumption are installed in this area, which available a more industrial set around the rue des Livraindières. In the Coralines, the large surface Cora opened its doors a few years ago.

In this small shop held by volunteers, there is also coffee from Ethiopia as well as sugar, spices, musical instruments, crafts or clothing, all of which are, of course, based on fair trade.

They offer takeaway and delivery services, but it is not possible to eat in. Their products include estuary caviar with Pineau and Cognac.

Artisans du Monde in Bourg-en-Bresse is much more than just a store! It's an association which, since its creation, has been bringing fair trade values to life in the Ain region. As soon as its first boutique opened, partnerships were established with local producers and stores. Run by volunteers trained in fair trade, the boutique offers a wide range of products: rice, coffee, chocolate, olive oil from Palestine, walnuts from Peru... but also jewelry, handicrafts, decorative objects, cosmetics, children's games and clothing for all.

Les jardins de Paille was born from a love story between a medicinal plants enthusiast and a doctor. The witch and the scientist have found harmony and offer you a thousand creations such as hydrolats, care products, essential oils... from their cultures. Original creations concerned with doing good to you and to the planet. The stock changes according to the season and the harvest to respect the earth. All the creation and the production are handcrafted. The infusions and the care are thought for your pleasure and your well-being.

According to its name, Etika Spirulina is an urban farm producing ethically-sourced fresh spirulina, a cyanobacteria that provides protein and iron in abundance. This little marvel is the passion of Xavier, Flore and Michaël, three enthusiasts who take great pleasure in helping you discover all the secrets of spirulina through visits to their farm, or their organic products, which are excellent for your health and the planet! Their spirulina honey is very tasty, their iced spirulina is delicious in smoothies and their spreads are a real treat!

Africa, America, Asia or current sources of fair trade. A warm atmosphere and willingness to explain the most ethical products of all the products that come from fair trade. Trinkets, clothing, decorative objects and utilities, and an interesting food bundle or products from Senegal, Nepal or India dominate even though some of them are Breton products made with raw materials from fair trade… The world is small! Coffee, tea, rice, sauces and condiments. The inevitable olive oil of Palestine, the chocolates, jams and honey and spéculos of Mexico to finish on the Breton cola called Beuk… A whole story!

The shop offers chocolates, teas, fair trade jams, coffees (from Mexico, Haiti, Ethiopia, Colombia or Santo Domingo), olive oils from Palestine or Lebanon, and fruit juices that are as original as they are good for those who drink them and for those who make them. In terms of cosmetics, oriental wellness enthusiasts have found their supplier of Aleppo soaps at affordable prices. A great idea, the grocery store is now used as a relay for the website www.manger-local-normandie.com

Last grocery store before the end of the world... The Alimentation générale, located in the heart of Plogoff, occupies the premises of the old bakery of the village. It is the best place to fill up on the road to the Pointe du Raz. You will find everything you need for your picnic, but also many organic products of local origin: fresh vegetables, preserves, honeys, cheeses... The house, which is also a café, offers you the possibility to have your breakfast on the terrace.

This all-in-one store will allow you to buy all kinds of pearls to compose your fancy jewelry for small and large. In addition, there are fashion accessories, such as colourful scarves from fair trade. What to combine the useful to the pleasant!