The concept of trading fairly with workers in developing countries began in the 1950s. Today, business generated by ethical trading organizations worldwide has grown considerably. Fairtrade now helps over 1.5 million small farmers in 58 countries. Global sales almost doubled to approximately US$2.5 billion in 2007 and the movement is still growing I'did not get any education but want my children to. Because of the Fairtrade price, l can send them to school. Laljibhai Narranbhai, cotton farmer, India To give consumers the confidence that the products they buy are fairly traded Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International(FLO) sets standards and inspects member organizations around the world. All products that meet Fairtrade standards carry a label: the Fairtrade Certification Mark.