Find Fair Trade products
Here is a quick tip for finding retail outlets that stock certified Fairtrade products – just follow this link to the Fair Trade Association database of suppliers. It covers New Zealand & Australia, and you can search by location, product or type of supplier (retail, wholesale, cafe, importer).
Click here for Wellington Retail Fairtrade stockists
Click here for Wellington Fairtrade Cafes
Click here for Wellington Wholesale Coffee Suppliers
Happy shopping!!
Check back regularly as we feature places to find Fair Trade goods.
At Victoria University of Wellington, you can try:
Vic Books
Goodies from Trade Aid
Ramsey House on Kelburn Parade
Serve Revive Fair Trade Organic
Mount St Cafe
Buy fair trade coffee here
Watch this space for more updates. As part of our Fair Trade Wellington campaign, we would like Victoria University of Wellington to become a Fair trade University. Read more about Fair Trade Universities…
Plenty of Cafes and Restaurants in Wellington Serve Fair Trade Coffee.
Here’s a list of them, remember to post a comment if you can think of any more:
- Plum Cafe, Cuba St
- Peoples Coffee Espresso, Constable St Newtown
- Garrett St Espresso, Cuba Mal
- Clark’s Cafe, Victoria St
- Marthas Pantry, Cuba St
- Recovery Room, Riddiford St Newtown
- Huckleberry Cafe, Northland Rd Northland
- Coffee Supreme, Woodward St
- Esquires – multiple location
- Cellar-vate Espresso, Molesworth St
- Finc Dining Room, Wakefield St
- Mon Ami, Bond St
- Pranah, Riddiford St Newtown
- Sweet Mother’s Kitchen, Courtenay Place
- The Ballroom Cafe, Riddiford St Newtown
- More to be added, watch this space
Coffee Brand Profile: Celcius Coffee
Based in Lower Hutt, Wellington. Celcius Coffee was New Zealand’s first coffee company to participate in the CarboNZero programme.
They produce three blends, Capital, Booster and Karma (decaf) all of which are certified Organic Fair Trade!
Check out their website and find their coffee at the following cafes:
- Cupz Cafe, The Terrace
- Giorgio’s Panetteria, Upper Hutt
- Palace Cafe, Petone
- Jetty Cafe, Petone
- The Village Cafe, Crofton Downs
- The Rockz Cafe, Porirua
- Eddy’s Cafe, Wainuiomata
- Skippers Seafood Restaurant, Oriental Bay
And retail outlets too!
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Gosia Piatek | May 10, 2009 at 2:49 am
We must not forget that Fair Trade Organic Cotton cothing can also be found in Wellington. Kowtow stocks online: http://www.kowtow.co.nz, Starfish, Marvel Menswear, Rex Royale and Juniper (Newtown).
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Sophie | July 14, 2009 at 5:09 pm
Hi there, this is a great concept but I feel it is important to point out that a few of the cafes you have mentioned are not selling ‘certified’ Fairtrade coffee. For example Ramsey House (photo above), Huckleberry and the Ballroom (listed above) all serve Revive Espresso – which although is marketed as a ‘Fairtrade’ coffee is not in fact certified. There are several other such brands such as Ripe and Emporio who have ‘Fairtrade’ blends but which do not carry the FLO’s (Fairtrade Labelling Organisation) certification. It is important that there be a distinction between those coffee companies who go to the trouble and expense of producing a certified traceable coffee to those who merely claim to.
Good job on the website, I look forward to seeing it develop and to Wellington being the first ‘Fairtrade City’ in NZ.