From peri-salted peanuts to toothpaste and ‘black soap’, a host of Fairtrade products beyond the usual suspects await. Fairtrade tea, meanwhile, is a British mainstay: 60% of all Fairtrade tea sales occur in the UK. For Kerrey Baker, managing director at ethical investment organisation Shared Interest, the widening portfolio has been driven by people who now expect ethics and sustainability as standard. “[People] want to know about the provenance of the products they’re buying,” she explains. So, if you’re looking to make change through the power of your purse, here are five lesser-known products to add to the basket.