Traidcraft is a Christian response to poverty, established in 1979 to fight poverty through trade. By buying these products you can help craft workers and farmers across Africa, Asia and Latin America to build a better future for themselves, for their families and for their communities. As well as goods on the stall you can order additional items through the catalogue, or buy online at Tradecraft For further information, please contact Ann Poole.

"My children, our love is not just to be words or mere talk, but something real and active." 1 John 3: 18.

Where to buy Fairtrade products in Bicester
	Aldi, Launton Road	Tea, coffee, chocolate, bananas
	Bicester Avenue	Wines and ground coffee
	Co-operative, Barbery Place, Bassett Avenue, Kingsley Road, Buckingham Road	Granulated and demerea sugar, tea bags, ground and instant coffee including decaffinated, drinking chocolate, chocolates, chocolate bars, cakes, biscuits, brownies, cereal bars, nuts, puddings, ice cream, fruit, museli, fruit juices, 3 fruits marmalade, muffins, cooking sauces, bananas, wines from Argentins, Chile and South Afica
	Lidl, Launton Road	Bananas, instant coffee, tea, choolate, wines, orange juise, choc chip biscuits
	Marks & Spencer, Sheep Street	Bananas, chocolate, tea, drinking chocolate, chocolate sauce, coffee (ground, instant, filter and decaffinated), granulated and denerara sugar, honey, preserves and conserves, marmalade
	Sainsbury, Pioneer Square	Largest selection of Fairtrade goods in Bicester. One pound on every four spent on Fairtrade products in the UK is at a Sainsbry store.
	S. H. Jones, Market Square	Red wine, rosé wine, white wine from South Africa
	Tesco, Pingle Drive, also Tesco Metro and Tesco Express	Oranges, lemons, bananas, tea bags, roast, ground, instant and decaffinated coffee, granulated sugar, jams, ice cream, nuts, cereal bars, chocolate bars.