Remember:
- Food Miles cost 1p per 100 miles if sourced from outside the UK
- Food miles cost 1p per mile if sourced from inside the UK
- A living wage for a farmer is 30p per fruit
- Your drink must cost £3.00
Friday, 2 March 2012
Fair Trade Week
You have now created your fruit juice. Post below the costs for each ingredient, where they were sourced from, the money that you have paid your farmer and how much profit you can make.
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Joe, Jessie, Amy and Jodie
ReplyDeleteOranges-Spain, Malaga 990miles 10p
Pineapples- Brazil,Paraguay 6342miles 63p
Apples-US, Washington 3460miles 35p
Apple farmer=60p
Orangefarmer=60p
Pineapple farmer=30p
Altogether=£2.58
Prophit=42p
Oranges= 10p from Malaga. Miles=1000
ReplyDeleteGrapefruits=11p from Chichester road in Portsmouth. Miles= 11
Lemons=3p from Monco in France. Miles=300.
Our profit: £1.86. I'd like to see everyone beat THAT!
From the Fair Groovers. (Faith, Amber, Alex, Beccky, and Connie. ) :-)
Our food miles cost 80p. We paid the farmer £1.20 and our profit is £1. our total coast is £3. The cost of the lemons in Spain, Valinsia was 12p and the food miles for this are 1211. The cost of the oranges were from America, New York were 34p and the food miles for this were 3421. The cost of the apples in America, New York was 34p and the food miles for this are 3421.
ReplyDeleteHarrys group
blackcurrant: london,61 miles, 61p
ReplyDeletelemon:monaco france,400 miles, 4p
apple: southampton, 4 miles, 4p
farner payed £1.20
total paid: £ 1.89
profit: £1.11
jack ben chris elliot kiren
our food miles were
ReplyDeleteapples - 75p
blackcurrents - 49p
lemons - 9p
we paid all the farmers - 30p
our profit was 77p
maddie ellie victoria ruben zoe