> Your argument is void because the buyer never finds out what conditions the products are made in unless the factory workers protest such as in this case.
Buyers find out what they're interested in.
> Were the buyer able to make an informed decision regarding his/her purchase, perhaps they'll choose otherwise.
You write that as if there's no relevant experience. "Fair trade coffee" is merely one of the examples.
Buyers find out what they're interested in.
> Were the buyer able to make an informed decision regarding his/her purchase, perhaps they'll choose otherwise.
You write that as if there's no relevant experience. "Fair trade coffee" is merely one of the examples.