There is also a failure to provide the credit. Importers may pay cash on delivery, or pay late, or just not honour their contracts if world prices move against them. (Utting, 2009, p. 139; Valkila, 2009, pp. 3022-3; Raynolds, 2009, p. 1089). The mainstream traders sometimes provide better credit to farmers at significantly lower interest rates (Valkila, 2009, pp. 3022-3). The Fairtrade requirements on long term contracts are not strictly enforced (Reed, 2009, pp. 12, 21).