* Kenyan tea by Elizabeth,
* Greek coffee by Tina and Panayota,
* Indian tea by Surinder, and
* Japanese tea ceremony by Yuko.

Daniel from Fair Trade talked about the coffee trade around the world. In poor countries, farmers do not always get paid. In some places children are working long hours for no money. Fair Trade makes sure that the farmers get enough money for the coffee they grow. Oxfam Australia recommends Fair Trade coffee.

• Were you there?
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• View some photos on the Preston Leader site, or
• Read the story from the Leader newspaper.

Thanks to everyone who came along, especially the wonderful people demonstrating their own tea and coffee.

photo credit: Darwin Bell

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