Gummersbach Marks 12 Years as a Beacon of Fair Trade and Equity
Gummersbach, a city in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, celebrates a significant milestone. It has been a Fairtrade Town for 12 years, a testament to its commitment to global responsibility and social justice. The mayor expresses pride in this achievement, highlighting the city's dedication to sustainability and equity.
Gummersbach's journey as a Fairtrade Town is a collective effort. Seventy participants from various sectors contribute to its success. The city's steering committee, led by spokesperson Ingrid Dreher, has played a pivotal role in maintaining this status. Their dedication has recently been recognised with a certificate from Fairtrade Germany, acknowledging their long-standing commitment.
Fair trade strengthens producers in growing regions, a principle that resonates deeply with Gummersbach's residents. The city's Fairtrade Town status demonstrates its commitment to supporting these producers and promoting fairness. This commitment has been consistent for over a decade, a remarkable feat that the mayor and the steering committee are proud of.
Gummersbach's Fairtrade Town status is a reflection of its community's values and collective effort. The city's commitment to fair trade, sustainability, and fairness has been recognised with a certificate from Fairtrade Germany. As it looks ahead, Gummersbach continues to strive for global responsibility and social justice, one fair trade product at a time.
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