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Fair trade and staple foods: a systematic review

Synthesis paper
Journal article

Published January 2021 by Elsevier. Authored by Ribeiro-Duthie, A. D., Gale, F. and Murphy-Gregory, H.

Summary

The primary objective of this systematic review was to map the existing literature about Fairtrade (FT) and staple foods; then, to investigate the role of staple foods in the FT movement. The search strategy was designed to retrieve publications on the intersection of FT and staple foods. The research protocol included keywords searching across four databases, screening, and comparative analysis. From 283 documents retrieved, 49 were deemed relevant to reflect the role of staple foods in the FT movement. The review confirms the scarcity of publications, and the need for broader understanding of the rationale of the FT system in selecting their product.
Research detail

Fair trade and staple foods: a systematic review

Synthesis paper
Journal article

Published January 2021 by Elsevier. Authored by Ribeiro-Duthie, A. D., Gale, F. and Murphy-Gregory, H.