Liberation Nuts
Harry’s Nuts!
Harry’s Nuts! Crunchy Peanut Butter
Own-brand Fairtrade Nuts
Liberation Peanut Butter
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If your store or pub doesn’t have Fairtrade Nuts, ask why not and let us know so we can follow up!

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is Liberation?
Liberation is a Community Interest Company (CIC), which ensures that it must be run 100% for the benefit of its ‘Community of Interest’ which in this case is smallholder nut farmers and gatherers in developing countries.
Where do the nut farmers who co-own Liberation come from?
Malawi, Mozambique, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Bolivia, Peru, Brazil and India and they grow peanuts, cashews and Brazil nuts with macadamias coming shortly. These farming organisations consist of 22,000 farmers.
Is Fairtrade really fair?
Fairtrade means better terms of trade and decent production conditions. It’s thought that around seven million people benefit from Fairtrade – farmers, workers and their families. Fairtrade is never claimed to be the answer to all the world’s ills, but for the farmers involved it gives a path to a better life with more security for themselves and their families.
How much money do the farmers really get?
What we guarantee is that producers will receive a price that is equal to the non-Fairtrade price when market prices are high and greater than the non-Fairtrade price when prices are low. Farmers are part of a secure, long term trading relationship. They will also receive the Fairtrade premium and the additional benefits of being part of Liberation. Liberation does all it can to keep administrative and marketing costs low so the maximum can be returned to the farmers.
Where can I buy Liberation and Harry’s Nuts! from?
Liberation and Harry’s Nuts! are now widely available across the UK in most major supermarkets. Liberation can be found in Waitrose, while Harry’s can be found in Waitrose, via Ocado, Tesco, Sainsbury's and Oxfam. They can also be found in vending machines, convenience stores, catering establishments and other small businesses.
What’s so special about Harry’s Nuts!?
Well there’s the delicious extra-roasted taste, developed with Harry’s help. He loved the way they eat roasted groundnuts (peanuts) in Malawi when he tasted them during a trip and wanted to replicate that over here.
Harry doesn’t make any money from the brand and has visited Fairtrade peanut farmers in Malawi – the farmers who grow some of the peanuts which go into Harry’s Nuts!.