Preda Fair Trade conducts an orientation on IPRA for 18 new scholars from Zambales

A total of 18 new scholars from indigenous communities participated in an orientation about Preda Foundation’s services and advocacies and the...
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Preda Fair Trade conducts an orientation on IPRA for 18 new scholars from Zambales

Preda Fair Trade helps prevent human trafficking

All of us want to live in a just society where cheating, exploitation and corruption have no place. Almost everyone...
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Preda Fair Trade helps prevent human trafficking

Two children of Davao Mango Farmers graduated college

PREDA Fairtrade congratulates PIOLO SAPATAN FLORES and GERPHINE JOY PRESORES, both children of Farmers from Banas 1, Women's Association, Toril,...
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Two children of Davao Mango Farmers graduated college

Preda Fair Trade hosted a recent seminar for organic mango farmers.

Preda Fair Trade hosted a recent seminar for organic mango farmers. Preda Fair Trade Project Officer Donardo Angeles and Roger...
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Preda Fair Trade hosted a recent seminar for organic mango farmers.

Helping hands for our hardworking organic mango farmers! 

Helping hands for our hardworking organic mango farmers!  Preda Fairtrade provided food packs to 154 farmers from 6 communities. Each...
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Helping hands for our hardworking organic mango farmers! 

THE STORY OF PREDA FAIR TRADE

HELPING VICTIMS OF EXPLOITATION, SMALL FARMERS AND THEIR CHILDREN.

“If not for Preda Fair Trade, I would still be living in poverty. The high price given by Preda for my mangos and the bonus payment gave me a way out of poverty and I can now educate my children” - Juanito, small farmer.

Poor people have been victims of exploitation by the rich for all of history. It is only when there is greater social justice and equality and the poor have the equal opportunity to succeed economically and educationally will poverty be reduced. Fair Trade gives the small economically disadvantaged people a chance to earn fair earnings that empowers them to overcome malnutrition, poverty ,sickness and the lack of education.

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Preda Fair Trade conducts an orientation on IPRA for 18 new scholars from Zambales

-March 3rd, 2025

A total of 18 new scholars from indigenous communities participated in an orientation about Preda Foundation’s services and... 

Preda Fair Trade helps prevent human trafficking

-February 19th, 2025

All of us want to live in a just society where cheating, exploitation and corruption have no place. Almost everyone wants a society... 

Two children of Davao Mango Farmers graduated college

-August 12th, 2024

PREDA Fairtrade congratulates PIOLO SAPATAN FLORES and GERPHINE JOY PRESORES, both children of Farmers from Banas 1, Women’s... 


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