Fair Trade
American trade policy should strengthen, not weaken, the health, environment, food sovereignty, working conditions, labor rights, and transparent, competitive market principles of this country and all countries.
WORC’ s Trade Bill of Rights outlines basic fair trade principles, including
- The right of countries to preserve family farms and promote global food security.
- Strong labor, environmental and public health standards.
- Fair and democratic negotiations processes that allow for public input by the very people affected by the agreements.
News from Fair Trade

The 10 Worst Checkoff Program Abuses
Huge corporations use Ag Checkoff Programs to lobby against family farmers. It's time to change that. Subscribe to WORC’s blog! You may not know what…

This Is How Big Ag-Supported Policies in NAFTA Devastate farmers
Congress must reject any renegotiated NAFTA that includes ISDS and other policies that hurt independent farmers. Idaho Organization of Resource Councils member Christina Stucker-Gassi explains…

Re-negotiate Country of Origin Labels into New NAFTA
November 17 marked the beginning of the 5th round of North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) re-negotiations in Mexico. It also marked the anniversary of…