Fair for Life
@fairforlife.org
Fair for Life is a brand neutral third-party certification program for fair trade in agricultural, manufacturing and trading operations. It has been created in 2006 to answer a specific request from the organic actors. Beyond the inherent concept of fair price, and from the very beginning of its creation, Fair for Life had the intuition of the growing importance of the value chain's meaning: having a long-term vision, committing with sincerity, and acting in a responsible manner all along the chain. What is making the difference with Fair for Life? The label encourages a supply chain business model which aims resilience for each link in the chain. Fair for Life certification is a tool which enable the valorisation and the protection of exemplary supply chains, where actors has chosen to act responsibly, by implementing economic, social and environmental good practices. By following the framework defined by the Fair for Life certification, producers, processors and brand holders can secure their sales and supplies, with tools such as long-term contracts that include fixed prices, volumes, and by building a true relationship between each others, each actors of the supply chain.
Fair for Life's Company Logos
Fair for Life's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#F18805
Tahiti Gold
241, 136, 5
33, 96, 48
0, 44, 98, 5
#63B6EF
Cornflower Blue
99, 182, 239
204, 81, 66
59, 24, 0, 6
#1D3054
Cello
29, 48, 84
219, 49, 22
65, 43, 0, 67
About Fair for Life
Fair for Life is a leading certification program that promotes fair trade within responsible supply chains and corporate social responsibility. Established in 2006 by the Swiss Bio-Foundation and the IMO Group, Fair for Life aims to create a world where trade drives positive and sustainable change for people and the environment. This certification program applies globally across various sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, and trade.
Fair for Life emphasizes the concept of "responsible supply chains," advocating for long-term vision, sincere commitment, and responsible actions throughout the supply chain. By encouraging a resilient supply chain business model, Fair for Life certification helps valorize and protect exemplary supply chains that prioritize good economic, social, and environmental practices.
With over 700 certified companies and organizations in more than 70 countries, Fair for Life directly impacts 235,000 producers and workers, generating nearly €1 billion in certified product sales. Join the Fair for Life community to secure sales, protect supplies, and make a positive difference through responsible trade practices.
Company type
Privately Held
Year founded
2006
Company size
2-10 employees
