Fair trade is a trading method and international agreement that directly and effectively supports disadvantaged smallholder farmers and producers in developing countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America. In the framework of fair trade, such products are traded that are produced in developing countries and for which international standards have been created for the production process, such as coffee, cocoa, tea, sugar, chocolate, tropical fruit, rice, quinoa, nuts, oil, gold, cotton, etc.
Five principles of fair trade: paying a fair price, no child labor, decent working conditions, development of local communities and environmental sustainability.
Bio4You was recognized as a Friend of the Fair Trade Club in 2021. In this category, you can find all the products in our online store produced according to the principle of fair trade.
A pure natural stone salt at the foot of the Himalayan Mountains. All minerals and trace elements have been preserved in the hand-crushed salt. Iron oxides cause a slightly reddish-brown color in the salt. Ayurveda salt is a healthy alternative to table salt.
Ingredients: rice drink powder*, raw cane sugar*, whole cane sugar*, mixture of spices* (ginger*, cardamom*, cinnamon*, pepper*, pippali pepper*, clove*).
*organic and Fair Trade
May contain traces of almonds.
Preparation: dissolve 3-4 heaped teaspoons in 250ml of hot water. If you wish, you can also add your favorite plant based drink. One package =...
Cosmoveda basmati rice is a real delicacy. Grown in areas surrounded by the untouched valleys of the Himalaya and irrigated by pure fountain water, it unfolds a special and exquisite nutty scent while cooking. The basmati rice forms the nourishing basis of tasteful and balanced ayurvedic and Indian dishes.
Ingredients: 100% brown basmati rice from organic...
These are mung beans that have been skinned and split, so that they're flat, yellow, and quick-cooking. They're easy to digest. Suitable as main course, for soups, salads or typical Indian plate Moong Dal (with mung beans, spices, ghee and vegetables).
With a lovely salmon pink colour in its dried form, but it turns golden when cooked. These lentils cook faster than others. Red lentils are very popular because of its easy preparation. They are cooked without soaking and produce a tasty protein-rich side dish, puree or a delicious soup. Fair Trade.
Known in Indian and Asian cuisine, coconut flakes are suitable for baking and for preparing and decorating desserts. Does not contain gluten. Fair Trade.
Ingredients: coconut flakes from organic farming.
A pure natural stone salt at the foot of the Himalayan Mountains. All minerals and trace elements have been preserved in the hand-crushed salt. Iron oxides cause a slightly reddish-brown color in the salt. Ayurveda salt is a healthy alternative to table salt.
From this coconut oil all the characteristic flavors and smells of coconut have been removed by hot water vapour. It is suitable for frying and baking, it can be used to cook Asian or Indian cuisines, curries and vegetarian dishes. On room temperature the product will be good for several months.
Ghee is clarified butter that’s been heated and then stripped of milk solids, making it stable for high heat cooking. Ghee is often tolerated by individuals who are sensitive to dairy. It makes a nice substitute for butter. Can be stored for several months without refrigeration after opening.
Ingredients: butterfat* (50%), coconut oil* (50%).
*from...
Ghee is clarified butter that’s been heated and then stripped of milk solids, making it stable for high heat cooking. Ghee is often tolerated by individuals who are sensitive to dairy. It makes a nice substitute for butter. May contain lactose and milk protein.
Ghee is clarified butter that’s been heated and then stripped of milk solids, making it stable for high heat cooking. Ghee is often tolerated by individuals who are sensitive to dairy. It makes a nice substitute for butter. Can be stored for several months without refrigeration after opening.
Ingredients: butterfat from organic farming.
May contain...
