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Over the last few years, I have tried to be more aware of the effect that the things that I buy have on other people. Eg. I don't buy brand name trainers anymore, try to buy fair trade items where I can, I even found a fair trade diamond site http://www.diamonds.ca/curious/whyigloo.shtml ...
How much of what you buy is fair trade?
Are there things that you used to buy that you don't buy anymore due to your ethics?
Since you are in Tonga I cant advice you much but here in Europe all of a suden everyone is ethical and M&S claims that they only sell ethical food..my arse
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