Fair Trade & Organic in NYC

March 29, 2006 at 11:36 pm · Filed under Activism, Chekhov, Conscious Consumption, Environmentalism, Fair Trade, Health

Sharp-eyed readers may notice a new page near the top of the sidebar: “Fair Trade & Organic in NYC.” Inspired by Green LA Girl’s attempt to catalog all the fair-trade coffee shops in the country, I’m putting together a directory of New York City tearooms and cafes where you can pull up a chair and get a fair-trade and organic cuppa. This is obviously a work-in-progress, and the list will get updated as I sip and slide my way through the Big Apple.

Like Siel, I’ll only be listing establishments that show a significant commitment to fair trade/organic.

(I’ve also written summaries of “Why Fair Trade” and “Why Organic” for folks who are just passing through and aren’t familiar with the concepts yet1.)

And here’s something for Chekhov’s fans:

Chekhov contemplates world hunger

1You will be. You. Will. Be.

1 Comment »

  1. green LA girl said,

    March 30, 2006 at 12:57 am

    You fucking rock. I just added a link to the Fair Trade & Organic in NYC page and will be relying on you for updates :)

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