Fairtrade certification
There have been complaints that Fairtrade certified products should not be sold through a monopsonist cooperative because it may be inefficient and corruption easily takes place. Fairtrade farmers should have the right to choose the buyer who offers the best price, or switch when their cooperatives are going bankrupt Having a monopsonist cooperative be in charge of Fairtrade certification leads to that cooperative trying to grow the fair trade industry for profit and not so much for the lives of all the small farmers. At this point they are trying to increase the supply of fair trade when the supply is already far beyond the demand.