… almost requires a graduate degree in economics (another area I failed dismally in at high school). I can participate in Fair Trade campaigns and look to buy what is not necessarily cheapest and what seems to be a better deal to the producers, whether they be local dairy farmers or subsistence plantation workers in Brazil. But I find this Eureka Street article is somewhat daunting, even deflating … until I look at the last sentence: Cheap milk and supermarket ethics – Eureka Street.
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Wondering Pilgrim 
Very depressing, I agree.
May I make a suggestion? You can’t answer, so I will anyway. 🙂
When you place links in your posts, tick the “Open in new window” box, then readers don’t lose your post when they are reading the link.
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Thanks, Team Oyeniyi, it’s fixed now. Must have missed that one (possibly some others too!):-)
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Don’t tell anyone – but I do it all the time too. My name is Robyn, I’m not too big on anonymity, so feel free to call me that! 🙂
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Thanks, Robyn – Dennis the Menace here.
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