Our second episode is set in Liège, a city in Belgium. Here, every year in May, the festival Nourrir Liège is organised. The aim is to raise awareness on food transition, inform citizens and encourage them to consume food with a low environmental impact. This year, for the first time, the festival organised a special week dedicated entirely to students and we were there to interview them. We explored their awareness of the issue of deforestation, their habits as consumers and how they perceive the EU's actions on the issue. They were well prepared on the issues but admitted that it is difficult to choose consciously in everyday life. Here you will hear their thoughts and ideas, their concerns, hopes and some very profound messages!

About Fair Trade pricing:

Are Fairtrade products really more expensive?

The Economics of Fair Trade

La perception des consommateurs

Les mythes Fairtrade

CREDITS:

Special thanks to the organisation of Nourrir Liège for hosting our stand on the 26th of March 2022 during the first edition of Nourrir Liège campus.

The interviewers Eva, Carolina, Pierre, Erica and Marine want to say a particular big thank you to all the people we interviewed.

Special thanks to Fairtrade Belgium and Ozfair for the goodies and support for the participation in Nourrir Liège.

Podcast realised within the framework of the Young Fair Trade Advocates, organised by the Fair Trade Advocacy Office with the support of the EU-WISE Young Citizens Project (ERASMUS+). Special thanks to Didier Reynaud, Charlotte Vernier and Paola Plaku who helped and supported us along the way.

Mastering: Both Nomads

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Sounds:

In the Jingle: Amazonia Jungle Ambience - Birds and other Animal Sound effects by Ambient Sound Library

In the episode: In the forest - Ambient Acoustic Guitar Instrumental Background Music For Videos: Music by Oleksii Kaplunsky from Pixabay.

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