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We are a Family Business who enjoy working with our Partners in Africa & Asia
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We support Fair Trade and with our Partners develop new products & find new markets
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We are proud to be recognised as a Fair Trade Importer & Retailer by BAFTS
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Our unique range is 90% handcrafted & often made only for us
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We offer a friendly service to make sure you are informed & satisfied with your choice
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Friendly Trading means more than a name - we know that without You, the customer, we have no business
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Established in 2006, The Friendly Trading Company (TFTC) has 5 years of experience in Fair Trade, and supplies a Fair Trade range to a diverse range of customers across the World. The company is based near to Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire, England. Offering unique, Fair Trade items for natural living & working with self-sourced Artisan Partners in Africa & Asia to offer a contemporary Fair Trade Kisii-stone & Olivewood range for kitchen & dining, a unique giftware selection created especially for us, vibrant fashion & jewellery & traditional African carvings & drums. These beautiful items are handcrafted & life-enhancing, available online and from our showroom upon arrangement. Bespoke and Corporate designs can be also be supplied in stone & wood. The Friendly Trading Company is a trading name of Friendly Horizons Ltd, recognised as a Fair Trade Importer & Retailer by BAFTS

TFTC have been involved in the Fair Trade market for many years. The directors have wide travel & cultural experience, have self-sourced unique suppliers in Africa & Asia & are well used to business operations from the small to multi-£M. TFTC believes in creating a friendly, open business environment to the advantage of suppliers & clients & is passionate about Fair Trade. The company vision is to create a wide range of new, contemporary items for the home & individual that draws upon the existing skills of African Artisans whist maintaining the more traditional lines