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The not-for-profit organisation that administers Australia’s iconic green-and-gold kangaroo country-of-origin certification trade mark, the Australian Made Campaign, is celebrating 2000 registered businesses today
The Australian Made Campaign is launching the ‘Get the Australian Advantage’ campaign today, to promote country-of-origin branding as a vital part of every Australian business ‘tool kit’.
Glenn Cooper AM, Executive Chairman of South Australian icon Coopers Brewery Ltd, was today announced as the new Chairman of Australian Made Campaign Ltd.
The Australian Made Campaign appeared before the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Agriculture and Industry today, to give evidence to the committee’s inquiry into the country-of-origin labelling of food.
The spotlight will be on Australian manufacturing next month, when the country’s best gather at National Manufacturing Week to showcase their capabilities.
The ACCC has revised its publication on country-of-origin claims. If you want a guide to the law relating to ‘Made in Australia’, ‘Product of Australia’ and other claims, this is a good starting point.
The network of overseas businesses using the famous green-and-gold Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG) logo to boost the Asian sales of their imported Australian products and produce has grown, with the announcement that Benelux Flowers and Food Private Limited has become licensed to use the AMAG logo.
The Australian Made Campaign has welcomed the announcement that the House of Representatives Agriculture and Industry Committee is conducting an inquiry into country-of-origin labelling for food this year.
The Australian Made Campaign has expressed extreme concern at the decision by State and Federal Government Treasurers to defer dealing with the issue of GST not applying to online purchases of imported goods costing less than $1000.
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