It’s that time of year again, and many of us are beginning to think about buying Easter gifts for our friends, children or loved ones. Why not consider celebrating Easter with organic and fairly traded chocolate this year?

The Ethical Superstore now stocks these very attractive, very handy, herb-growing plant pots. Get your herb planter here

Spring is in the air, so check out this fantastic product from Action Bag, a Traidcraft company which supports start-up business in poverty-stricken Bangladesh. Find out more here

Dubble, the Fairtrade chocolate people, have come up with this fantastic new product to support Red Nose Day. When you buy a bag of excellent, fairly traded Mini Red Noses, 10% gets donated to Comic Relief. Get yours here

A pioneering British company is marking Fairtrade Fortnight (23 Feb – 8 March) with the launch of the first ever Fairtrade-certified Olive Oil and Olives, direct from Palestinian farms. You can get fairtrade olive oil here

Buying a Nose is the easiest way to be part of Red Nose Day and raise money for Comic Relief. There are three different Red Noses available. You can get your Red Nose here

Fairtrade Fortnight, which launches on the 23 February on the South Bank in London, is being supported by online fair trade retailer, Virginia Hayward.

Bolton Wanderers Football Club has joined forces with Fairtrade in Bolton to celebrate Fairtrade Fortnight which begins in two weeks time.

Eight in 10 shoppers want a watchdog appointed to monitor and penalise supermarkets which treat suppliers unfairly, a poll commissioned by Traidcraft, says today.

If you are looking to make an ethical statement this Christmas then there are a couple of places that you can find some beautiful ethical and fairtrade jewellery online.