Fair trade in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg: New initiatives and projects

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The Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district has been actively committed to fair trade since 2018 and has been recognized as a Fairtrade district. District Mayor Clara Herrmann emphasizes the importance of fair trade at the local level and confirms that the district wants to continue to work for fair trade. In order to make fair trade even more visible, the district of restaurants, retail stores, bars and pubs calls on to be listed with a fair offer in the fair city map of Berlin. In addition, the district informs about various news and initiatives in the field of fair trade, such as the guidelines for cooking events with fair food, the update of the fair product list in sports and the guidelines for more sustainability in sports clubs.

By awarding the district as a Fairtrade district and the continuous efforts to promote fair trade, local shops and businesses could be encouraged to make a increased range of fair products. Since Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg is one of the trendy districts of Berlin, this step could also take a role model for other districts in Berlin. Due to the increased integration of catering operations and retail transactions in the fair city map Berlin, visitors and residents of the district could be increasingly interested in fair trade and are specifically looking for fair trades.

A relevant historical factor that supports the commitment of the district for fair trade in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg is the long tradition of the district as the center for social movements, alternative lifestyles and sustainable initiatives. This background could explain the great response and participation in the fair city map of Berlin and the other initiatives in the field of fair trade.

In order to strengthen the focus on the various initiatives and news in the field of fair trade, a table with information on the individual programs, guidelines and offers could be helpful in order to offer readers a clear summary and to encourage them to actively participate in the actions.


Source: www.berlin.de