That’s right, today is a day when you can feel good about drinking that extra cup of coffee that you know you don’t actually need.   I love this, but what I love more is being able to drink fair trade coffee and to know that my indulgence isn’t coming at the expense of others.  So when you get your coffee today (and everyday) be sure to buy it from places where you can get fair trade beans.

Below is a list of restaurants and retail locations from transfairusa.org where you can get fair trade coffee:

Fair Trade Certified products are served at many national cafes and restaurants:

Ben & Jerry’s Scoop Shops - Ask for Vanilla, Chocolate, Coffee or Coffee Heath Bar Crunch ice cream.
Bruegger’s - Ask for their daily Fair Trade Certified brewed coffee.
Caribou Coffee - Ask for the Fair Trade Blend.
Dunkin’ Donuts - Order any hot or iced espresso drink.
Einstein Bagels - Ask for their Global Village Fair Trade Blend.
Noah’s Bagels - Ask for their daily Fair Trade Certified brewed coffee.
Peet’s Coffee and Tea - Ask for the Fair Trade Blend.
Seattle’s Best Coffee - Ask for the Fair Trade Certified Organic French Roast.
Starbucks Coffee - Ask for Cafe Estima.
Tully’s Coffee - Order any hot or iced espresso drink.

Fair Trade Certified products are available at many retailers:

Costco - Look for Kirkland Signature FTC Coffee
Fred Meyer - Look for FTC coffee, chocolate, tea
Giant - Look for FTC flowers, coffee, tea, chocolate
Kroger - Look for FTC coffee, chocolate, tea
Safeway - Look for FTC coffee, tea, sugar
Sam’s Club - Look for Member’s Mark® coffee, Neu Direction FTC wine, Peterson Farms FTC Sweetened Dried Triple Cherry & Cherry Berry Blend, FTC bananas, & online FTC flowers
Target - Look for Wandering Grape FTC wines, Archer Farms FTC coffee
Trader Joe’s - Look for FTC coffee
Wal-Mart - Look for Sam’s Choice FTC coffee, Peterson Farms FTC Chocolate Covered Dried Cherries
Wegman’s - Look for FTC coffee, tea, chocolate, sugar
Whole Foods Market - Look for FTC coffee, tea, chocolate, wine, sugar, energy bars, body care products, flowers, rice

*photo by nate steiner (flickr, CC)