June 2020 - As part of it’s response to the current COVID-19 situation, the FairWild Foundation has produced new guidelines for conducting audits against the FairWild Standard.
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Cambridge, UK, 25th June 2020 - TRAFFIC, one of FairWild’s partners, today released a new report on the sustainability of wild plant trade, especially those used to treat COVID-19.
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May 2020 - With wild sourced herb products increasingly in demand in the current global crisis, consumers are increasingly asking how to be sure that the products they use are benefitting people and planet. Join our webinar to find out how FairWild certification can benefit your business and your sustainability journey!
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April 2020 - FairWild Foundation will be holding a webinar to bring together FairWild stakeholders on this topic, identify current and potential impacts, and solutions.
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Cambridge, UK, 7th April 2020, World Health Day - TRAFFIC, one of FairWild’s partners, today released a short paper on the role of wild plants in health treatment and why sustainability of their trade matters.
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March 2020 - As the world navigates the current COVID-19 crisis, FairWild Foundation remains committed to our ongoing work towards a sustainable future for wild plant resources and the people who depend on them. We wish everyone in the global community the very best during this challenging time: our thoughts are with you.
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Nuremberg, Germany, 12-15th February 2020 - The FairWild Foundation exhibited at the world’s largest organic trade fair for the eighth consecutive year, showcasing the business benefits and importance of the FairWild Standard for sustainability and fair treatment of wild-collectors.
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Zürich, February 2020 – The FairWild Foundation is pleased to welcome Sebastian Pole, co-founders of Pukka Herbs Ltd., to the Board of Trustees.
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December 2019 - Are you attending BioFach 2020, in Nuremberg, Germany 12-15 February? Join us at the world's largest Organic trade fair!
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November 2019 - The FairWild Standard has featured during presentations at the World Forum on the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation, held in Dujiangyan, China on 28-30 October 2019.
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Last year a Peru Balsam collection project joined the FairWild family with the support of Nelixia, an ingredients provider based in Latin America.
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October 2019 - Join us in Kathmandu, Nepal for a unique opportunity to learn how to assess sustainable wild collection according to the FairWild Standard.
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We are excited to announce the opening of a new vacancy within the FairWild Foundation, and are seeking applicants for the position of a FairWild Company Engagement Officer.
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Dehradun, India, 2019—Earlier this year, harvesters, farmers, traders and herbal companies engaged in trade of medicinal and aromatic plants (MAPs) in Uttarakhand met to discuss strengthening access and benefit sharing (ABS) from the use of natural resources.
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Another year, another shout-out for wild plants and their collectors! #FairWildWeek 2019 has drawn to a close following a packed week of stories, celebrations, and actions around why the world should care about wild plants.
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#FairWildWeek 2019 kicks off today — the time of year where we stand up and shout loud about the often-ignored role wild plants play in our daily lives the world over.
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3rd June 2019 - The FairWild Standard and its performance indicators have been translated into Nepali, as part of the project “Succeeding with CITES: Sustainable and equitable Jatamansi trade from Nepal”.
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24th May 2019 - The FairWild Foundation has today published the document "Derogation Policy for the FairWild Labelling Rules - Version 1/May 2019".
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May 2019 – Last month saw 20 people from a variety of different backgrounds gather in Budapest, Hungary, for the first “FairWild Forum”.
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16th April 2019 - The FairWild Foundation has today published a new policy document “FairWild Standard Revision and Development Procedure (Version 1/2019).”
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