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Satin Jewellery Box
This Satin finish jewellery box is ideal for keeping all your pre ... Last Update 20.12.2009 05:41
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£ 7.50 |
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Patchouli Candle
Fair trade scented candle produced by EMA in India Last Update 20.12.2009 05:41
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£ 4.00 |
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ASP082 Fair trade Secret Lock Box
Handcarved Shesham wood secret lock box with a delicate brass inl ... Last Update 20.12.2009 05:41
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£ 8.99 |
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Large Zip Up Juice Tote
These bags are made from recycled foil juice bags in the Philippi ... Last Update 20.12.2009 05:41
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£ 8.50 |
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Read Reviews for Shared earth
by - written on 04/03/09 (Very useful, 92 readings)
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Ever woken up one morning and thought, "what I really need is a fairtrade sex toy?" So has Jeremy Piercy, the author of "Coffins, Cats, and Fairtrade Sex Toys", who is also the founder of the UK's largest Fair Trade chain store, Shared Earth. After returning from India in the 80s Piercy wanted to do something to address the problem of world poverty and thought that a store that promoted the work of different cultures would be the ideal way to do it. The original York store was successful enough to open another seven: New Street, Birmingham The Mall, Bristol Royall Arcade, Cardiff Woodhouse Lane, Leeds Bold Street, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/09/03 (Very useful, 323 readings)
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Gift shopping. We all have to do it at least a couple of times at years. It can often be a pain wandering round town looking for that perfect gift for your best friend/mum/niece. I have a solution if you live in certain cities. It is called Shared Earth and it will also ease your guilty conscious and makes you feel you are purchasing something worthwhile. What is Shared Earth? Shared Earth is a gift shop with a difference. Yes it does sell sort of hippy studenty stuff such as incense, candles, funky bags and Chinese light shades alongside some African bongo drums and ethnic statues liked a lot of other gift shops. The difference is the suppliers ... Read the complete review




