40th Anniversary of Thai Tribal Crafts Fair Trade

Thai Tribal Crafts Fair Trade was established officially with the name of Thai Tribal Crafts (TTC) in 1973 and 40th years anniversary celebration was held on 24th January 2014. Thank you all for joining us this long journey and our celebration. We really appreciate your prayers, support and wishes. Please continue to journey with us.

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Fair Trade Chiang Mai joins local events and conferences

In order to promote and bring awareness of Fair Trade in community, Thai Tribal Crafts Fair Trade joins local events and conferences in Chiang Mai. Here are some photos from the last event @ Imperial Mae Ping Hotel in Chiang Mai.

If you would like to know more about the events that we join or want to invite us to your event, please kindly contact us.

Fair Trade Products at BIG + BIH Bangkok Event

Are you coming to BIG + BIH event this week at BITECH Bangkok? Are you interested in Fair Trade products which are highly produced with traditional skills by Fair Trade artisans, hill tribes of northern Thailand? We would love to meet you and talk about how we can join together for a better future of Fair Trade and marginalized artisans and workers.

You can meet us at 

Hall No.105 - Booth No.JJ 7 (from 19-23 Oct 2013)

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Fair Trade at BIG + BIH Fair, Bitech Bangkok

We, Thai Tribal Crafts Fair Trade Co.;Ltd, certified member of World Fair Trade Organization (WFTO), are going to join BIG + BIH fair in this coming week from 19 - 23 October, 2013 at BITECH Bangkok. If you're in Bangkok during this time, we would like to meet you and see if we can discuss about our Fair Trade business.

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We feel this is so important for us as Fair Trade is one of the best options to eliminate the poverty and bring social change and justice to the marginalized artisans and workers. And;

"Together we can fight poverty through Fair Trade"

You can;

1. Change the World by the products you consume
2. Enable producers to improve their livelihoods and communities
3. Offer better trading conditions to, and securing the rights of, marginalized producers and workers
4. Contribute to sustainable development