Stand for trade that creates opportunity and protects childhood. 

Coffee connects millions of Canadians to growers and communities around the world. But in coffee-growing communities, children can face long hours, heavy loads, dangerous tools, pesticide exposure and work that keeps them from school.

Add your name to call on the federal government to create a Trusted Supply Chains Strategy for Canada - one that brings clear expectations for business, fair enforcement and practical prevention together. 

Together we can help build trade that creates opportunity and protects childhood.

Why This Matters...

Coffee is only part of the story. 

According to the 2026 World Vision Risky Imports Report, Canada imported nearly $2 billion in coffee in 2025 from countries where child labour has been documented in coffee production. This identifies a supply-chain risk; it does not mean every bag or cup was produced using child labour.

Beyond coffee, Canada imported $63.3 billion in goods at risk of being made with child labour or forced labour, representing roughly 8% of the value of all Canadian merchandise imports in 2025.

As Canada builds and expands its trade relationships, we have an opportunity to protect children and workers from the start. A Trusted Supply Chains Strategy connects stronger business accountability and fair enforcement with recurring investment into practical solutions like education, safe childcare, labour protections and stronger family livelihoods.

What Canada buys should reflect the values Canadians share. Add your name if you agree.