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Trade Aid Better Day Organic Fairtrade blend + single origins

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Trade Aid Better Day Organic Fairtrade blend + single origins sells all natural food and drink that we checked ingredient by ingredient for natural, whole food ingredients. See its verified sustainability rating and review to help you buy natural, non toxic food.

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31 of 270 included SKUs have composition evidence; no score is published below 100%.
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About Trade Aid Better Day Organic Fairtrade blend + single origins

53 of 291 fields held
Everything the scan holds on this record, grouped by subject. Blue bars show how much information is held; they are not positive or negative scores. Fields with nothing behind them are counted, not listed.
11 groups · 53 fields
Materials and composition 2 of 25
H3 Q8: Materials (adapts to brand: 100% cotton? / where is the linen from? / hemp?) Is Trade Aid worth it?
Single ingredient 1
Scan result 13 of 61
Scan note (above product table) 270 SKUs scanned, 0 filtered, 270 in the score result. 31 of 270 included SKUs have composition evidence; no score is published below 100%.
Total styles scanned 270
Last scanned 2026-09-13
Full catalogue scan? no
Reason / scan status 31 of 270 included SKUs have composition evidence; no score is published below 100%.
Publication status withheld
Method version Throne Standard full-catalogue 2026.09
In-scope catalogue total 270
Products read 31
Products unresolved 239
Products in catalogue 270
Catalogue read % 11
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Health and safety 1 of 3
H3 Q6: Is [Brand] non-toxic / PFAS-free? What certifications does Trade Aid hold?
Certification 2 of 6
H3 Q7: Is [Brand] GOTS / certified? Where can I buy Trade Aid and how much?
Grade / certification Certified Organic (BioGro), Fairtrade, WFTO
Sourcing and supply chain 3 of 43
Traceable supply chain 1
Overall: where this info comes from
Packaging source: last checked
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Ownership and legal entity 1 of 18
owner name Independent (Trade Aid Importers Ltd - NZ social enterprise, founded 1973)
Identity 14 of 24
Brand name Trade Aid Better Day Organic Fairtrade blend + single origins
H3 Q1: Is [Brand] sustainable / ethical? Is Trade Aid organic?
Answer 1 Yes. Trade Aid is certified organic (Certified Organic (BioGro), Fairtrade, WFTO)
H3 Q2: Where is [Brand] made? Is Trade Aid a whole food / single ingredient?
Answer 2 Yes. Trade Aid is a whole, single-ingredient coffee with nothing added.
H3 Q3: Who owns [Brand]? Where is Trade Aid from?
Answer 3 Trade Aid is from Small-scale organic co-ops worldwide (Kagera Cooperative Union, Tanzania).
H3 Q4: Is [Brand] legit / worth it? Is Trade Aid traceable and ethical?
Answer 4 Trade Aid publishes its sourcing. Fair Trade certified.
H3 Q5: Is [Brand] fast fashion? Is Trade Aid organic and traceable farm-to-cup?
Answer 5 NZ's major Fair Trade organisation since 1973 and WFTO-certified; roasts its own organic Fairtrade blends in Christchurch from beans grown by small-scale organic farmers, with named co-ops such as the Kagera Cooperative Union.
Answer 6 Certified organic Fairtrade; specific organic certifier not named on-site.
Answer 7 From NZD 54.99. Ships to New Zealand.
Answer 8 Trade Aid is one of the genuinely organic, traceable coffee options, the main reason to choose it over commodity products.
Claims and evidence 1 of 10
Verified by Hold The Throne product analysis + brand ingredients
Delivery and shipping 1 of 3
Packaging Unknown
Price and commerce 4 of 13
Price tier $$
Product data (JSON) [{"name":"sandalwood soap 2","ingredients":"Hydrogenated Rice Bran Oil, Mohua Oil, Coconut Oil , Coconut Stearic Acid, Glycerin, Perfume (Sandalwood Essential Oil), Citric Acid, Zinc Oxide, Sodium Chloride, Sodium Hydroxide. Contains No Animal Products., Palam, ,
Price From NZD 54.99
Further detail 11 of 85
NOVA processing class 1 Unprocessed / minimally processed tradeaid.org.nz
Grown In Small-scale organic co-ops worldwide (Kagera Cooperative Union, Tanzania)
Country New Zealand
Positive note 1 Certified organic
Positive note 2 Traceable, farm-to-shelf
Positive note 3 Fair Trade sourced
Negative note 1 Flagship is a blend; organic (BioGro) confirmed via product range/retail rather than a dedicated cert page.
Whole food 1
Processing level Minimally processed
Additives None
Last checked 2026-07-28
Filed under 6 terms held

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✓ NZ's major Fair Trade organisation since 1973 and WFTO-certified; roasts its own organic Fairtrade blends in Christchurch from beans grown by small-scale organic farmers, with named co-ops such as the Kagera Cooperative Union.

Why we rate it

  • Certified organic
  • Traceable, farm-to-shelf
  • Fair Trade sourced
  • NZ's major Fair Trade organisation since 1973 and WFTO-certified; roasts its own organic Fairtrade blends in Christchurch from beans grown by small-scale organic farmers, with named co-ops such as the Kagera Cooperative Union.

Worth checking

  • Flagship is a blend; organic (BioGro) confirmed via product range/retail rather than a dedicated cert page.

Where to buy

Harvested / grown in Small-scale organic co-ops worldwide (Kagera Cooperative Union, Tanzania)

New Zealand

Questions

Is Trade Aid organic?

Yes. Trade Aid is certified organic (Certified Organic (BioGro), Fairtrade, WFTO)

Is Trade Aid a whole food / single ingredient?

Yes. Trade Aid is a whole, single-ingredient coffee with nothing added.

Where is Trade Aid from?

Trade Aid is from Small-scale organic co-ops worldwide (Kagera Cooperative Union, Tanzania).

Is Trade Aid traceable and ethical?

Trade Aid publishes its sourcing. Fair Trade certified.

Is Trade Aid organic and traceable farm-to-cup?

NZ's major Fair Trade organisation since 1973 and WFTO-certified; roasts its own organic Fairtrade blends in Christchurch from beans grown by small-scale organic farmers, with named co-ops such as the Kagera Cooperative Union.

What certifications does Trade Aid hold?

Certified organic Fairtrade; specific organic certifier not named on-site.

Where can I buy Trade Aid and how much?

From NZD 54.99. Ships to New Zealand.

Is Trade Aid worth it?

Trade Aid is one of the genuinely organic, traceable coffee options, the main reason to choose it over commodity products.