Specialised Textile Association is flying the Aussie Made flag
Australian Made Campaign is excited to announce its partnership with the Specialised Textiles Association (STA) to highlight Australia’s world-leading specialised textiles industry.
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Australian Made Campaign is excited to announce its partnership with the Specialised Textiles Association (STA) to highlight Australia’s world-leading specialised textiles industry.
New consumer research from Roy Morgan has found that nine in ten (89%) Australians believe Australia should be producing more products locally following the COVID-19 pandemic.
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