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THE BLOG

Apple Signs onto Fair Labour after Foxconn Report

[Victoria BC 01-26-12] Apple and many other tech companies were hit hard after the news report indicting them of partnering with companies in China that operate with exploitive labour practices. The biggest story recently was Foxconn and reports of worker suicides because of long hours and incredibly detailed by hand processes repeated hundreds/thousands of times every hour with no break

FAIR + SUSTAINABLE FASHION
Welcome to encounter earth online You are invited to explore this website to understand the vision and hope to see sustainable lives and environment developed in developing nations where exploitation is too often the default.

Current Update 2012 has arrived and many questions, with anticipation, will be answered. We have been patient here at Encounter Earth. The difficult economy has made movement forward very challenging. Patience is vital in today's retail market. If you wish to inquire further regarding the internal processes of our business or interest in becoming involved please do not hesitate to contact us.

Direct Trade means that ee will be working directly with the developing world, manufacturing ee brand clothing. This translates into collaborating or launching cooperatives and small factories. Currently it seems that South America will be where this all begins. Please come back to this website to catch up on what ee is up to and where ee is beginning to work.

clothe your soul
We give you the opportunity to buy the clothes you need while empowering third world families to step out of poverty.
We exist to put our beliefs to work.
We believe in fair play, truth, transparency, art, self-expression, and that life is an adventure not a career path. We share the stories behind the products, the names and lives of the artisans, and how your purchase changes their world.
Below are locations where Encounter Earth producers live & work.
 

COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT

ANA, Weaver, Guatemala
Ana Ana supports her family through her work leading a women’s cooperative in her village in Guatemala. Ana and her colleagues dye, spin, and weave fabrics by hand using sustainable, natural methods. The fabrics are used to create “adventure ready” bags and other accessories that are achieving a big following here in North America.


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