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Ethical Fair Trade Halloween Candy

September 23, 2016 by Meredith @ Homegrown Friends

Something has weighed on me this year.  Last year I did a sponsored post focused on Halloween candy. It was cute, and I thought nothing of it until I read an article linking many chocolate companies to child labor. I had no idea. And I can’t believe I had no idea because I pride myself in purchasing from companies who treat their employees well. Part of how we educate our children is to be mindful that our daily purchases have a direct effect on other people we may never meet. I apologized to by children and shared with them that many of the chocolates we bought in the past were made by companies who were forcing children just like them to work incredibly long hours in unfair conditions.  As my children quickly realized no chocolate bar is worth eating if it means a child was abused to make it. This post is my apology to all of you.  This post is my attempt to make it right by sharing with you a list of Ethical Fair Trade Halloween Candy.

Ethical Fair Trade Halloween Candy

 

Disclosure: I received samples from some of the brands. All opinions are my own. This post contains affiliate links. Click on the images for more information and to purchase.

CHECK OUT MY FAVORITE ETHICAL FAIR TRADE HALLOWEEN CANDY!

Alter Eco Truffles

Alter Eco works with small-scale farmers “helping them institute Fair Trade and Organic practices and assisting them in improving both quality of food and quality of life”. BUY 1 GET 1 HALF OFF with CODE: TREATS16  Click here to BUY!

Equal Exchange Milk Chocolate Minis

Equal Exchange‘s mission is to “foster mutually beneficial relationships between farmers and consumers” through Fair Trade and worker co-operatives.

Endangered Species Bug Bites

Endangered Species chocolates are Fair Trade, GMO free and gluten free.

Theo Organic Chocolate Kids’ Crunch Bars

Theo products are Fair Trade and organic.

I am looking forward to a Halloween filled up fun, silly costumes and some delicious fair trade candy!

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Ethical Fair Trade Halloween Candy

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