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Newest Review: ... objects. You can find furniture such as side tables, candles, jewellery, mirrors, photo frames, greeting cards, glasses, ... more

 ... pens, paper, notebooks, windchimes, bags, incense, throws, cups and plates... there is a huge, huge variety of products, enough to keep you engrossed for hours. I don't want to merely give a list of the products SE sells, but if you do want a better idea then visit the website, www.sharedearth.co.uk. SE is a member of BAFTS, the British Association of Fair Trade Shops, and it does aim to propagate the principles of fair trade. SE has close links with its producers and will tell you where their items come from. My fav...more

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Cat draught excluder
Made using recycled materials, this handmade cat draught excluder ...
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Black soapstone elephant bookends
These simple and modern bookends are a great gift for men and ele ...
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Secret Lock Box with Inlay Jali 20x12.5x6cm
Made by Aspirations of India Aspiration are based in Delhi, India ...
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Mary Webb Gone to Earth (Shared Experience)
Pages: 96, Edition: New edition, Paperback, Nick Hern Books
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Mary Webb Gone to Earth (Shared Experience)
Pages: 96, Edition: New edition, Paperback, Nick Hern Books
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Card box with pack cards
Aspiration are based in Delhi, India and are a fairly small Fair ...
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Shared earth: I'll share mine if you share yours... (1180 words)
by - written on 05/03/09 (Very useful, 105 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