• Whether it's shade grown  or simply fair trade certified , coffee is one of the easiest ways to support the developing world. You can buy the beans  whole and grind them fresh just before brewing, or purchase ground  coffee for the mornings you're too tired to mess with a grinder. Many companies  offer a line of fair trade coffees in addition to traditionally sourced lines.

• Tea  is another important source of revenue for many developing countries.

• Purchasing fair trade handbags  and jewelry  is another way to help support emerging markets. Many shops and boutiques now cater to this growing interest in fair trade accessories  and gifts .

•  Hemp  is a useful natural product and is used to make everything from necklaces and bracelets to scarves .

• Fair trade apparel  is a growing trend in the fashion industry, as is the use of organic cotton  in everything from women's jackets  to yoga shirts.

• As more mothers become aware of the benefits of fair trade cotton ,baby clothing  has become another way to incorporate fair trade products  into everyday life.

Coffee Bean Direct Organic Fair Trade Guatemala Whole Bean Coffee 

With whole, slow-roasted beans packaged at the height of freshness, you'll feel better with every sip you take. 

Octavia Tea Organic And Fair Trade French Breakfast Black Loose Tea 

Full of anti-oxidants and brimming with notes of vanilla and caramel, this tea is as healthy as it is delicious.

Junior Varsity Organic Baby Outfit Gift Set 

Made from soft, organic interlock cotton that's colored with environmentally friendly dyes, this outfit is cool and comfortable.

Gaia Organic Chocolate Fair Trade Bars 

With organic sugar, chocolate liqueur, and vanilla, this chocolate is satisfyingly sweet. 

Fair Trade Craft Jewelry Mayan Strands Gemstone Bracelet 

These beautiful bracelets are handwoven by the Mayan Quiche Indians of Guatemala and are inspired by traditional patterns and colors.