2004

CaféDirect
www.cafedirect.co.uk
One of the best known Fair Trade coffee retailers.

Infosys
www.infosys.com
Headquartered in Bangalore, India, Infosys has a commitment to egalitarian, cross-border relations—even an on-site meditation room.

Innocent
www.innocentdrinks.co.uk
This UK company is committed not only to producing fresh drinks, but recycling and an open dialogue with Fair Trade groups.

Kiehl’s
www.kiehls.com
Since 1851, Kiehl’s, based in New York City, has focused on the finest ingredients for skincare, does not advertise and is a constant supporter of philanthropic ventures, including Aids benefits.

Max Havelaar
www.maxhavelaar.nl
Max Havelaar, a Dutch coffee trader, is committed to Fair Trade and sustainable production. Consumers and retailers pay to cover social and environmental costs.

Natures & Découvertes
www.natureetdecouvertes.com
French company sells giftware but has a strong environmental focus, providing regular information on protecting nature.

Patagonia
www.patagonia.com
An American sports gear company, dedicated to the environment, so much so that its employees work with suppliers on finding solutions and it trains people in non-violent protests.

Sanrio
www.sanrio.com
Known for the Hello Kitty range of merchandise, the guiding principle behind this Japanese company, founded by Shintaro Tsuji, is expressed in compassionate interpersonal communication.

2004 Sweden retreat

Left to right (back row): Stanley Moss, Luke Nicholson, Tim Kitchin, Thomas Gad, Nicholas Ind, Ian Ryder, Sicco van Gelder, (foreground): Jack Yan, John Moore, Anette Rosencreutz, Anne-Marie Hovstadius.