Profairtrade, a Fair Trade Organization

Dedicated to the reduction of poverty, the alleviation of worst forms of poverty and deprivation through livelihood development projects, skilled trainings, production cash advances and profit sharing. The Project brings to the people community improvement projects that are answering the expressed needs, meets most urgent circumstances. It works in a most relevant, effective and efficiently planned and with low administration.


It is implemented with the full democratic participation of the beneficiaries and community members. There is an integrated implementing professional team of 83 employees. This project is expanding to the production assistance, organic certification and processing and marketing of Mangos of the Indigenous “Aeta” people, the most needy and marginal of society.


Nominated three times for the Nobel Peace Prize and winner of numerous awards. Founder and General manager Father Shay Cullen

Product of the Week

Pandan Hand Bag


Want to be cool and stylish? Enhance your style with our very new pandan hand bag. It is made from Pandan leaves carefully gathered, colored and woven to create this wonderful bag. By purchasing this product you are also helping the indigenous people’s group in the mountains of San Carlos in Negros Occidental whose main livelihood is to make products made from native materials.


Buy now and be a fashion trendsetter while putting a smile on someone’s face today!


SCD 1102- Woven pandan hand bag, set of three; Small: 30cmL x 8cmW x 20cm ht. x 26 cm Total ht.; Medium: 32cmL x 9cmW x 22cm Ht x 28 cmTotal Ht.; Large: 35cmL x 10cmW x 24cmht. X 30cm total ht.


F.O.B
Small $ 3.25
Medium: $ 4.88
Large: $ 6.5

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