Come On In to Coobana Fairtrade Banana Plantation | Fairtrade

Bananas are one of our best love fruits. We eat 5 billion of them each year in the UK. This film tells the story about some of the people who produce bananas for us and their journey to getting a fairer deal supported by Fairtrade.

Come On In to Fairtrade Fortnight - 26 February to 11 March 2018.

#FairtradeFortnight

[lenskell]

POV:You're here because of school.

[lobo]

Very interesting video, but I don't know why horror music starts playing after the intro...

[BobBob-zjwq]

Who else has to watch this because of geography and who else is from the UK? Online class? 2021?

[ytchannel]

Have u ever wondered that they could literally change everything they say for the advertisement and only like 10 ppl will know

[professionalnobody]

00:03 Banana production in Panama and Fairtrade impact
00:53 Quito Quintero's journey from poverty to leading Cubana Fairtrade Banana Plantation
01:37 Struggle to overcome challenges in Coobana Fairtrade Banana Plantation
02:17 Coobana Fairtrade Banana Plantation achieved independence and began selling on Fairtrade terms
02:59 Fairtrade improved living conditions for workers
03:41 Cubana Fairtrade premium supports education and local schools
04:25 Fairtrade brings community benefits
05:08 Fairtrade empowers farmers and communities.
Crafted by Merlin AI.

[natashaoconnell]

Someone answer my school questions

Beriberi causes and symptoms
Pellagra causes and symptoms

Spins bifida causes and symptoms

Scurvy causes and symptoms

Anaemia causes and symptoms

[thevictorg]

VIVA CANARIAS Y VIVA ESPAÑA, AQUI ESTAMOS HACIENDO UN TRABAJO DE INGLES DE FAIR TRADE QUE ME APETECE MENOS QUE VOTAR A PODEMOS

[astrid]

Why does school want to teach us about bananas

[TheTorturedTributesDepartment]

Is anyone here because of social studies?

[RealityCheck]

interestingly the fairtrade bananas are almost twice the price... so what is all about than?

[darthmilo]

OIB got me wanting to kms with this sort of videos bruh

[resmpq]

Bolshi rubbish. Will only work as long as the economies are strong. Only large Co's and or Gov's can sustain these farms when the farm is not swimming in dosh. Introducing third parties and commissars (unions) only possible when products are sole source, exorbitant profits, or both. When times are hard the union commissars run the business into the ground, sell out the workers - usually both. Look at Hostess in the USA for a win win for the unions and the large EP that walked in and made the exact same products/machines/properties profitable again overnight simply by getting rid of the unions. The people that lost their jobs? Where were the unions then? How about the collieries in the UK run into the ground by unions, and the greedy unions that wiped British car manufacturing off the map. The list goes on. FairTrade is another marxist propaganda leaflet with a flashy new name.