Most of us I think would prefer to buy products that we know come from ethical sources – that the things we consume are not made with slave labour or by people who are not paid a fair wage for their work.
This week, in Auckland the FairField conference brings together people who are trying to ensure that social justice and ethical trade be at the heart of modern commerce and consumption.
Here to talk with Andrew Whiteside about the issue is conference organiser Susan Maiava.
You can find out more information by visiting the conference website.
