Fair Trade Alliance Kerala
Corporate brand
UnclaimedA farmer-led collective of smallholder farmers in Kerala's Western Ghats working for fair trade, biodiversity, food security, and gender justice.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Fair Trade Alliance Kerala (FTAK) is a collective of smallholder farmers from Kerala, India, described as a democratic organization of farmers from the hilly regions of the Western Ghats. It states a mission to make agriculture fair, sustainable, and life-enriching, and commits through its FT+3 agenda to fair trade, biodiversity, food security, and gender justice. FTAK describes itself as a community-driven movement transforming Kerala's agricultural landscape through sustainable and ethical farming practices, with farmers nurturing biodiversity-rich homesteads, promoting food sovereignty, and empowering women in the farm economy and community governance.
History
Fair Trade Alliance Kerala (FTAK) is described as an organization of smallholder farmers from the hilly regions of the Western Ghats of Kerala, India, and as a democratic organization dedicated to securing justice and sustainability for its members and the environment. It states a commitment to integrated development through environmentally sensitive and organic farming practices and to ensuring fair market access for its produce. FTAK presents itself as a collective of smallholder farmers united by the mission to make agriculture fair, sustainable, and life-enriching, and as a community-driven movement transforming Kerala's agricultural landscape through sustainable and ethical farming practices.
Products and positioning
Fair trade, biodiversity, food security, and gender justice through smallholder organic farming.
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