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Beautiful tableware; these elegant, fairtrade, sustainablysourced acacia wood salad servers are hand turned.

- oiled with food safe oils

- made by small family company in the Phillipines who strive to create fair working conditions for their makers with good salaries. The company is well organized and strives to create a healthy, creative and enjoyable working environment for its employees, who all earn a decent, fair wage.

 

  • good organisation
  • Fair trade revenue
  • good working hours
  • safe women’s employment
  • fair labour
  • environmental protection
  • bi-annual visits to artisan partners

 

Acacia trees are not hard to find in the Philippines. You see them standing along the roads and on uncultivated land. The wood of the acacia is a non-indigenous hardwood. Beautiful, with a broad

colour spectrum of warm to light segments. It is sustainable: it grows fast (the trees reach their full height in sixteen years) and for every tree that is cut down another one is planted.

 

Planting the trees is regarded as an investment which yields a profit after a number of years when the wood is sold. The chopping of the trees, the trading and the processing is controlled by the government by means of certification. In some parts of the city permits to cut down trees are not granted.

Acacia wood salad servers

£19.75Price
  • Size: approx. 30cm

    PLEASE NOTE Salad servers not included.

    This product is handcrafted from sustainably sourced acacia wood and treated with a food safe varnish. It is produced by a small-scale family business in the Philippines. The company is well organized and strives to create a healthy, creative and enjoyable working environment for its employees, who all earn a decent, fair wage 

    All wooden table accessories are finished with a food-safe varnish.

    The products can be hand washed in lukewarm soapy water, but

    they are not dishwasher safe. Do not let them soak in water.

    If the varnish is worn off, we recommend wiping the product

    with a cloth dipped in some walnut or salad oil.

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