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Fair Trade Coffee $32.95 Over the past two decades, sales of fair trade coffee have grown significantly and the fair trade network has emerged as an important international development project…

Fair Trade $13.64 What””s wrong with buying regular coffee? Does Fair Trade necessarily mean ethical trade? What impact can the average consumer have on global economics? Author and activist Jacqueline DeCarlo …

Baronet Coffee Fair Trade Organic French Roast Coffee Pods 18ct $6.99 These pods fit the Senseo Coffee Pod Machine. Baronet Coffee Fair Trade Organic French Roast Coffee Pods provide you with 18 Fair Trade Organic French Roast Coffee Pods.

The Politics of Fair Trade $260 The Politics of Fair Trade will comprise chapters on relevant issues pertaining to fair trade, written by experts in the field; case studies of commodities involved in fair trade issues; and an A – Z of entries dealing with issues, organizations, disputes, and relevant countries with regard to fair trade. Essays include: Falling Foul of Fair Trade: The Politics of Supply Chains; The Politics of Fairer Trade: Marketing `Fairness’ Through Brands; Branding Morality; Certification as Governance: Possibilities and Pitfalls; Fair Trade: A New Paradigm for Development. Case studies include: coffee; chocolate; handicrafts; textiles; rice. A – Z entries include: Bananas; Body Shop; Ethical Sourcing; Fairtrade Foundation; Multifibre agreement; Third World.

The Economics of Fair Trade Coffee: For Whose Benefit? $100.37 This book is intended for all readers interested in a critical assessment of fair trade. How much does fair trade contribute to development? Does consumer awareness make any difference at all? Or are supermarkets selling fair trade coffee just cleanwashing their reputation in the fair trade business? These are some of the key questions examined in this book. I start by providing a short description of the coffee market and some of its major trends. I then turn to the origin and structure of the fair trade movement. The pricing scheme of Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International (FLO) is compared to those of other private labeling initiatives. The last part examines benefits generated for participants on the supply and demand side. Revenues accruing to coffee producers in the South and fair trade organizations in the Western world are estimated. Finally, an original empirical strategy is proposed to see whether consumer awareness is making any difference and/or if supermarkets are cleanwashing their reputation in the fair trade business. Data from 13 European countries is used in two different econometric models (OLS and treatment regression model). Author: Kohler, Pierre Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 122 Publication Date: 2010/09/03 Language: English Dimensions: 6.00 x 9.02 x 0.29 inches

Fair Trade and Social Justice $75 By 2008, total Fair Trade purchases in the developed world reached nearly $3 billion, a five-fold increase in four years. Consumers pay a “fair price” for Fair Trade items, which are meant to generate greater earnings for family farmers, cover the costs of production, and support socially just and environmentally sound practices. Yet constrained by existing markets and the entities that dominate them, Fair Trade often delivers material improvements for producers that are much more modest than the profound social transformations the movement claims to support. There has been scant real-world assessment of Fair Trade’s effectiveness. Drawing upon fine-grained anthropological studies of a variety of regions and commodity systems including Darjeeling tea, coffee, crafts, and cut flowers, the chapters in Fair Trade and Social Justice represent the first works to use ethnographic case studies to assess whether the Fair Trade Movement is actually achieving its goals. Contributors: Julia Smith, Mark Moberg, Catherine Ziegler , Sarah Besky, Sarah M. Lyon, Catherine S. Dolan, Patrick C. Wilson, Faidra Papavasiliou, Molly Doane, Kathy M’Closkey, Jane Henrici

Baronet Coffee Fair Trade Organic Small Village Blend Coffee Pods 18ct $6.99 These pods fit the Senseo Coffee Pod Machine. Baronet Coffee Fair Trade Organic Small Village Blend Coffee Pods provide you with 18 Fair Trade Organic Small Village Blend Coffee Pods.

Wolfgang Puck Fair Trade Colombian Organic Coffee Pods $8.7 Wolfgang Puck Fair Trade Colombian Organic Coffee Pods box makes 18 individual servings of full-roasted, smoky dark roast coffee from Wolfgang Puck Coffee Pods.

Trade Fair $79.99 Trade Fair – Premium Photographic Print

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Free Trade Versus Fair Trade $17.12 Free Trade Versus Fair Trade

Free Trade Versus Fair Trade… $24.09 Free Trade Versus Fair Trade…

Green Mountain Coffee Colombian Fair Trade Select Ground Coffee 24 2.2oz Bags $41.6 Green Mountain Coffee Colombian Fair Trade Select Ground Coffee 24 2.2oz Bags make a full-roasted, smoky dark roast coffee from Green Mountain Ground Coffee.

Fair Trade – Jacqueline Decarlo – Paperback $9.71 Fair Trade

Millstone Organic Fair Trade Mountain Moonlight Blend Coffee Beans 5LB Bag $73.99 Millstone Organic Fair Trade Mountain Moonlight Blend Coffee Beans 5LB Bag provides you with many pots of delicious light roast Millstone Organic Fair Trade Mountain Moonlight Blend Coffee.

Millstone Organic Fair Trade Rainforest Reserve Blend Coffee Beans 5LB Bag $73.99 Millstone Organic Fair Trade Rainforest Reserve Blend Coffee Beans 5LB Bag provides you with many pots of delicious full roast Millstone Organic Fair Trade Rainforest Reserve Blend Coffee.

Fair Trade A Human Journey $49.95 Fair Trade A Human Journey

A Coffee Crusade $22.3 Bridget Hall is a driven & successful entrepreneur running a non-profit company named the Coffee Exchange Alliance. She”s trying to establish a fair-trade business presence on the island of Salavandra, but must overcome the corrupt Minister of Agriculture, Rafael Gallegos, who profits by marginalizing the island”s farmers and smuggling coffee to Jamaica. Bridget tackles personal and professional challenges on Salavandra that ultimately shake her belief in the choices she”s made in life as well as in her self-appointed role as savior of the island”s coffee farmers.

African Hand-carved Accent Table (Ghana) $40.49 This African coffee table will accentuate your home decor with ‘Hear No Evil’ design. This piece of furniture is a contemporary African coffee table for the contemporary home. Product Features: Story Behind the Art: Akwasi Agyeman was born into a family of 12 children in the small tribal village of Foase in Ghana, West Africa. The family was so poor that Akwasi was limited to only a 7th grade education in order to help his father farm to feed the family. In 7th grade his teacher asked each of them to make something for art class. Akwasi produced a fertility doll as his project and amazed the teacher. Akwasi knew then he had a natural talent for carving. After ten years and with the help of Fair trade Akwasi is now married with two handsome boys. He employs 15 people and has built a small three bedroom house for his family. Akwasi and his fellow artisans hope you enjoy their work. What is Worldstock? The handcrafted touch of artisan skill creates variations in color, size and design. If buying two of the same item, slight differences should be expected. Note: Color discrepancies may occur between this product and your computer screen. Imported Ships Carbon Neutral*

Ahabs Revenge Coffee – 1 lb. $11.95 Ahab s Revenge is a powerful yet sweet blend of Sumatran Arabica and robust (the world’s first certified organic Robusta!). This is the only organic Sumatran Robusta blend available in the US. Beware: Ahab s Revenge contains the highest caffeine content of any organic coffee!Ahab s Revenge is certified organic fair trade and SVK Kosher.

Alliance Coffee Blend – 12 oz. $13.5 Alliance Coffee Blend a rich full-bodied organic and fair-trade blended coffee expresses chocolate notes with a hint of sweetness along with pleasant aromatics leading to a long finish. The roaster Caf Pronto has received many awards.

Arctic Sunrise Coffee – 1 lb. $11.95 Arctic Sunrise is the only coffee hearty enough to travel with the annual Greenpeace Arctic Expedition. You too can enjoy this flavorful blend of Uprising! (Light) and Ring of Fire (Dark). Arctic Sunrise is organic fair trade and SVK Kosher certified.

Aztec Two-Step Coffee – 1 lb. $11.95 Aztec Two-Step is a delightful blend of light roasted Mexican Chiapas and our Italian Espresso Roast. Smooth and nutty it leads to a bold finish. It is certified organic fair trade and SVK Kosher.

Aztec Two-Step Decaf Coffee – 1 lb. $14.05 Aztec Two-Step Decaf is a delightful blend of light and dark-roasted Mexican Altura Oaxaca and Chiapas beans. Smooth and nutty with a bold finish Two-Step Decaf is fair trade organic and SVK Kosher.

BELGIAN WAFFLE $7.5 is an exceptional product that combines the authentic Belgian Waffle recipe with premium dark chocolate.It is filled with the best natural ingredients (spelt flour, dark chocolate (54%), red cane sugar, acacia fiber and natural vanilla). They are Organic, Fair trade & Eco-friendly and have been created by a Belgian mother of 4 young children. It is intended to eat just like a cookie – as the Belgians eat them! Delicious cold or warm with a cup of coffee or tea, for breakfast, dessert or snack.

Barnie’s Global Blend Fair Trade Coffee Pods 18-count – 2 lb. $11.99 Barnie’s 58008 Sumatra Mandheling Coffee Pods 18-countBarnie s Global Blend is a combination of premium South and Central American beans grown without the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides resulting in a clean crisp acidity full body and some sweet fruit notesBarnie s Coffee & Tea Company is one of America s largest privately owned gourmet coffee and tea purveyors. Their passion for quality and service has established Barnie s as the premium brand of gourmet coffee throug

Birdwatcher’s Coffee Blend – 1 lb. $11.95 Birdwatcher’s Blend is a smooth and nutty blend of Guatemalan Atitlan and Mexican Chiapas coffees from shade-grown farms. Shade-grown coffee gives great taste while protecting critical migratory songbird habitat. It is also fair trade organic and SVK Kosher certified.

Black Gold (2006) $2 This film traces the tangled trail from the two billion cups of coffee consumed each day back to the coffee farmers who produce the beans. In particular, It follows Tadesse Meskela as he tries to get a living wage for the 70,000 Ethiopian coffee farmers he represents. In the process BLACK GOLD provides the most in-depth study of any commodity on film today and offers a compelling introduction to the “fair trade” movement galvanizing consumers around the globe.

Brewing Justice $27.3 The idea of fair trade in a global economy is central to contemporary debates over neoliberalism, globalization and the rule of the free market. But what are the coordinates of the fair trade moment; what sort of alternative does it offer for producers and consumers? Daniel Jaffee is at once a fierce proponent of fair trade but also a critical voice. How, he asks, can fair trade coffee be in and against the market? With one foot in the Central American coffee fincas and the other in the intellectual world of Karl Polanyi and his disciples, Daniel Jaffee has on offer a very heady brew. Brewing Justice is a pioneering study of the variety of fair trade movements; a prospectus for a more radical vision of fair trade–an alternative sort of market; and a vital contribution to contemporary debates over free trade, the global agro-food system and the so-called ‘movement of movements’. A tour de force. –Michael Watts, University of California, Berkeley Daniel Jaffee has done the Fair Trade movement a real service in his meticulous research into the actual effect of Fair Trade on coffee farmers in a group of villages in Oaxaca, Mexico. Up till now the claims of Fair Trade benefits for the producers have been largely based on brief visits and anecdotes., but now there is hard evidence. In analysing the market for Fair Trade he distinguishes clearly between those who wish to break the market, those who would reform the market and those who simply want access to a growing market. But his book will be of great value not only in his conclusions about how Fair Trade can be made fairer, but in extending our understanding of the overwhelming power of the giant corporations in internationaltrade, even seeking to improve their image by cooptation and dilution of the standards when faced by the challenge of Fair Trade. –Michael Barratt Brown, author of Fair Trade: Reform and Realities in the International Trading System It is possible to establish a global economy th

Brewing Justice: Fair Trade Coffee, Sustainability, and Survival $11.99 “The idea of fair trade in a global economy is central to contemporary debates over neoliberalism, globalization and the rule of the free market. But what are the coordinates of the fair trade moment; what sort of alternative does it offer for producers and consumers? Daniel Jaffee is at once a fierce proponent of fair trade but also a critical voice. How, he asks, can fair trade coffee be in and against the market? With one foot in the Central American coffee fincas and the other in the intellectual world of Karl Polanyi and his disciples, Daniel Jaffee has on offer a very heady brew. Brewing Justice is a pioneering study of the variety of fair trade movements; a prospectus for a more radical vision of fair trade–an alternative sort of market; and a vital contribution to contemporary debates over free trade, the global agro-food system and the so-called ‘movement of movements’. A tour de force.”–Michael Watts, University of California, Berkeley”Daniel Jaffee has done the Fair Trade movement a real service in his meticulous research into the actual effect of Fair Trade on coffee farmers in a group of villages in Oaxaca, Mexico. Up till now the claims of Fair Trade benefits for the producers have been largely based on brief visits and anecdotes, but now there is hard evidence. In analysing the market for Fair Trade he distinguishes clearly between those who wish to break the market, those who would reform the market and those who simply want access to a growing market. But his book will be of great value not only in his conclusions about how Fair Trade can be made fairer, but in extending our understanding of the overwhelming power of the giant corporations in international trade, even seeking to improve their image by cooptation and dilution of the standards when faced by the challenge of Fair Trade.” –Michael Barratt Brown, author of Fair Trade: Reform and Realities in the International Trading System”It is possible to establish a

Brewing Justice: Fair Trade Coffee, Sustainability, and Survival $26.95 “The idea of fair trade in a global economy is central to contemporary debates over neoliberalism, globalization and the rule of the free market. But what are the coordinates of the fair trade moment; what sort of alternative does it offer for producers and consumers? Daniel Jaffee is at once a fierce proponent of fair trade but also a critical voice. How, he asks, can fair trade coffee be in and against the market? With one foot in the Central American coffee fincas and the other in the intellectual world of Karl Polanyi and his disciples, Daniel Jaffee has on offer a very heady brew. Brewing Justice is a pioneering study of the variety of fair trade movements; a prospectus for a more radical vision of fair trade–an alternative sort of market; and a vital contribution to contemporary debates over free trade, the global agro-food system and the so-called ‘movement of movements’. A tour de force.”–Michael Watts, University of California, Berkeley”Daniel Jaffee has done the Fair Trade movement a real service in his meticulous research into the actual effect of Fair Trade on coffee farmers in a group of villages in Oaxaca, Mexico. Up till now the claims of Fair Trade benefits for the producers have been largely based on brief visits and anecdotes, but now there is hard evidence. In analysing the market for Fair Trade he distinguishes clearly between those who wish to break the market, those who would reform the market and those who simply want access to a growing market. But his book will be of great value not only in his conclusions about how Fair Trade can be made fairer, but in extending our understanding of the overwhelming power of the giant corporations in international trade, even seeking to improve their image by cooptation and dilution of the standards when faced by the challenge of Fair Trade.” –Michael Barratt Brown, author of Fair Trade: Reform and Realities in the International Trading System”It is possible to establish a

Cafe Altura Organic French Roast Coffee, 12 oz (Pack of 6) $66.17 Cafe Altura Organic French Roast Coffee: French roast Kosher

Cafe Altura Organic Regular Roast Coffee, 12 oz (Pack of 6) $66.17 Cafe Altura Organic Regular Roast Coffee: Regular roast Kosher

Caveman Kicker Coffee – 1 lb. $14 An exceptionally strong coffee injected with an extra jolt of caffeine the Caveman Kicker is a robust blend with a tremendous bite.Located in the Pacific Northwest Rogue Coffee Roasters is an artisanal roasting house that whenever possible uses only Arabica beans that are organic Fair Trade shade grown and hand picked. Seeking out family owned and run farms that demonstrate environmental responsibility Rogue Coffee Roasters seeks out beans from more than 12 countries and creates more th

Coffee and Community: Maya Farmers and Fair Trade Markets $32.5 We are told that simply by sipping our morning cup of organic, fair-trade coffee we are encouraging environmentally friendly agricultural methods, community development, fair prices, and shortened commodity chains. But what is the reality for producers, intermediaries, and consumers? This ethnographic analysis of fair-trade coffee analyzes the collective action and combined efforts of fair-trade network participants to construct a new economic reality. Focusing on La Voz Que Clama en el Desierto—a cooperative in San Juan la Laguna, Guatemala—and its relationships with coffee roasters, importers, and certifiers in the United States, Coffee and Community argues that while fair trade does benefit small coffee-farming communities, it is more flawed than advocates and scholars have acknowledged. However, through detailed ethnographic fieldwork with the farmers and by following the product, fair trade can be understood and modified to be more equitable. This book will be of interest to students and academics in anthropology, ethnology, Latin American studies, and labor studies, as well as economists, social scientists, policy makers, fair-trade advocates, and anyone interested in globalization and the realities of fair trade.

Colombian Coffee – 1 lb. $11.95 Colombian sets the standard by which all other coffees are judged. A full-bodied complex bean it comes out of the Fondo Paez Cooperative in the Cordillera Central near Cauca. It is certified organic fair trade and SVK Kosher.

Confessions of an Eco-Sinner: Tracking Down the Sources of My Stuff $16 Where does everything in our daily lives come from? The clothes on our backs, the computers on our desks, the cabinets in our kitchens, and the food behind their doors? Under what conditions-environmental and social-are they harvested or manufactured? Veteran science journalist Fred Pearce set off to find out, and the resulting 100,000-mile journey took him to the end of his street and across the planet to more than twenty countries. Pearce deftly shows us the hidden worlds that sustain a Western lifestyle, and he does it by examining the sources of everything in his own life; as an ordinary citizen of the Western world, he, like all of us, is an “eco-sinner.” In Confessions of an Eco-Sinner, Pearce surveys his home and then launches on a global tour to track down, among other things, the Tanzanians who grow and harvest his fair-trade coffee (which isn’t as fair as one might hope), the Central American plantations that grow his daily banana (a treat that may disappear forever), the women in the Bangladeshi sweatshops who sew his jeans, the Chinese factory cities where the world’s computers are made, and the African afterlife for old cell phones. It’s a fascinating portrait, by turns sobering and hopeful, of the effects the world’s more than 6 billion inhabitants-all eating, consuming, making-have on our planet, and of the working and living conditions of the people who produce most of these goods.

Confronting the Coffee Crisis: Fair Trade, Sustainable Livelihoods and Ecosystems in Mexico and Central America $30 Combining interdisciplinary research with case-study analysis at scales ranging from the local to the global, Confronting the Coffee Crisis reveals the promise and the perils of efforts to create a more sustainable coffee industry.

Copper Moon Coffee Colombian, Ground, 12 oz $5.99 Copper Moon offers the fullest expression of the worlds finest coffees. We verify the quality of each lot of green coffee we buy. As a full service coffee roaster, Copper Moon is capable of providing a multitude of coffee blends, varietals, flavored, Fair Trade and organics. Freshly roasted Colombian coffee beans are blended to produce a coffee youll be proud to serve in your home or office. Full bodied, rich in flavor, medium to high in acidity.

Copper Moon Coffee Columbian, Whole Bean, 32 oz $12.99 Copper Moon offers the fullest expression of the worlds finest coffees. We verify the quality of each lot of green coffee we buy. As a full service coffee roaster, Copper Moon is capable of providing a multitude of coffee blends, varietals, flavored, Fair Trade and organics. The Colombian coffee has been recognized worldwide as having high quality and distinctive taste. Bright and acidic, full bodied with none of the caffeine.

Copper Moon Coffee Costa Rican, Whole Bean, 32 oz $12.99 Copper Moon offers the fullest expression of the worlds finest coffees. We verify the quality of each lot of green coffee we buy. As a full service coffee roaster, Copper Moon is capable of providing a multitude of coffee blends, varietals, flavored, Fair Trade and organics. Slightly smoky in the bouquet with a nice bright wine like profile, this blended coffee is blessed with perfect growing conditions in the rich volcanic soils of Costa Rica.

Copper Moon Coffee Flavored French Vanilla, Ground, 12 oz $5.99 Copper Moon offers the fullest expression of the worlds finest coffees. We verify the quality of each lot of green coffee we buy. As a full service coffee roaster, Copper Moon is capable of providing a multitude of coffee blends, varietals, flavored, Fair Trade and organics. 100% Arabica coffees blended to create a lusciously smooth balanced cup with a sweet, creamy vanilla favor.

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BREAKFAST BLEND decaf ARCO coffee sample fair trade org $1.79

COLOMBIAN ARCO coffee ground sample fair trade organic $1.79

FRENCH ROAST ground ARCO coffee sample fair trade fto $1.79

NORSEMAN GROG flavored ARCO coffee Fair Trade Organic $1.79

NORSEMAN GROG decaf ARCO coffee Fair Trade Organic $1.79

Fair-Trade – Organic (FTO) French Roast Coffee Decaffeinated $8.75

Fair-Trade – Organic (FTO) French Roast Coffee Decaffeinated $8.75

Fair-Trade – Organic (FTO) French Roast Coffee Decaffeinated $8.75

Fair-Trade – Organic (FTO) French Roast Coffee Decaffeinated $8.75

Fair-Trade – Organic (FTO) French Roast Coffee Decaffeinated $8.75

Fair-Trade – Organic (FTO) French Roast Coffee Decaffeinated $8.75

Fair-Trade – Organic (FTO) French Roast Coffee Decaffeinated $8.75

Fair-Trade – Organic (FTO) French Roast Coffee Decaffeinated $8.75

HONDURAN ORGANIC FAIR TRADE custom roasted coffee beans MEDIUM DARK 8oz pkg $6.75

Starbucks 9 -Individual Coffee Packs – 5 Kitamu Regular /4 Fair Trade DeCafe $5.99

green mountain coffee columbian fair trade select 12 pack of k cups $9.99

Highly sought after MARLEY COFFEE pods, distributed by THE Marley family! $6.00

Nicaraguan Coffee Organic Fair Trade Dark Roast Beans $12.95

K-CUP COFFEE-KEURIG-COLOMBIAN FAIR TRADE SELECT BOX 24 $8.99

HONDURAN ORGANIC FAIR TRADE custom roasted to order coffee beans MEDIUM DARK $9.99

1LB Fair Trade Organic Sumatra Mandheling Grade 1 Green Coffee unroasted Roaster $7.95

12 K cups Green Mountain Gingerbread Coffee Keurig Fair Trade Kosher Pastry $14.05

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Fair Trade Coffee Is Increasing In Popularity

 

Many consumers are now making the conscious decision to purchase only fair trade coffee.  As a matter of fact, the fair trade movement has been on the rise over the last ten years.  Due to the increasing demand set forth by customers who want to purchase fair trade products, the larger coffee retailers have taken notice and begun to make it more available to the masses.

Fair trade coffee allows for a fair business relationship between the farmers and the companies that make money from the sale of the coffee.  The reason why this movement is so important is because of the fact that it enables the farmers to get a fair price for their coffee.  Thanks to these practices, it is now more common for farmers and their families to earn a fair wage for their daily efforts in cultivating a product that we enjoy on a daily basis.

There are several conditions that must be met in order for coffee to become certified as fair trade.  First of all, the price paid for the coffee has to be high enough to cover not only the farmers’ production costs, but they also need to have some left over in order to sustain a living.

In addition to that, there must also be sufficient advancement opportunities for the employees working on the farms.  The farmers also have to make sure that they are engaging in farming practices that are environmentally friendly.  This movement is also important because it keeps women and children from being exploited in developing countries.

In order for the coffee to be considered fair trade, there must be a fair business exchange between the farmers and the companies that purchase their products.  In addition to that, the farmers are able to create long term business relationships due to the fact that there must be a contract signed for 1-10 years.  This also allows the farmers to obtain credit through the country of the buyer.  The business transaction must also be totally transparent so that it can always be monitored.

You will know that you are purchasing coffee that has been certified as fair trade when you see the seal of approval from the Fair Trade Federation.  This is an association that only follows fair trade principles.  If you see their logo on a product you can rest assured that the product you are purchasing is from a company that is only committed to following fair trade standards.  In order for a product to be considered fair trade it has to be inspected thoroughly first.  Coffee is not the only product that can be purchased through fair trade practices.  There are several different food products that may carry the fair trade seal.

The growers of the coffee that you drink may be receiving an extremely small percentage of the money that you are paying for it.  If you want to make sure that the farmers are getting their fair share of the profits, make sure that you only purchase fair trade coffee from now on.

Coastal Roasters is a micro-roaster of specialty organic and fair trade coffees from around the world. Their online store offers Coffee Gift and a Coffee of the Month Club featuring their award winning roasts.

 

Fair Trade USA Unveils Redesigned Certification Label; Updates Multiple Ingredients Product Policy

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