Marking Fairtrade Fortnight, tea farmers in Kenya – a country which provides around half of the tea we drink in the UK – tell Nick Ferris that they are increasingly threatened by climate change and chronic poverty
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Marking Fairtrade Fortnight, tea farmers in Kenya – a country which provides around half of the tea we drink in the UK – tell Nick Ferris that they are increasingly threatened by climate change and chronic poverty
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Disruptions to harvests caused by the changing climate are likely to cause price spikes
The so-called ‘Green Tea’ project aims to support producers in the east African nation, which supplies around half of the tea…
Government says ethical certification is adding financial strain on smallholders rather than being paid by customers
Exclusive: Data from Save the Children reveals a devastating climate-driven food crisis is hitting the country’s northwest
A year after the government announced a 40 per cent reduction in international development aid, Kristine Yakhama writes about the…
Triggers such as an extreme weather event, a new global conflict or a major cyber attack could tip the food system into…
