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The Australian Made Campaign is hailing the recall by NSW Fair Trading of unsafe, non-compliant cable being manufactured in China and sold to local electrical contractors as a life-saving intervention.
The Australian Made Campaign held its annual Campaign Supporters luncheon in October in the City of Darebin in Victoria, to enhance the partnerships with current and prospective Local Government Supporters.
The Australian Made Campaign is calling on the newly-elected coalition Government to recognise and promote the importance of country-of-origin branding – both to support local businesses and to restore consumer confidence in this important aspect of Australia’s labelling system.
The Australian Made Campaign today announced the appointment of a new Director to its Board, Ms Michele Levine.
In a major breakthrough for Australian exporters, the Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG) logo has now been formally trade marked in South Korea.
For the fourth consecutive year the Australian Made Campaign has worked with Singapore-based retailer NTUC FairPrice Cooperative to promote Aussie products and produce, featuring the Australian Made, Australian Grown logo as the central branding.
The Australian Made Campaign is urging sports organisations to consider sourcing Australian-made uniforms today, on the 30th anniversary of one of our great sporting achievements – Australia’s famous America’s Cup victory.
The Australian Made Campaign, in conjunction with Foundation Member CCIQ, is hosting free information sessions in October and November for Queensland businesses, as part of the CCIQ and PwC Business Roadshow, covering a diverse range of business topics.
The Australian Made Campaign is calling on businesses to revisit their procurement policies; after research released today revealed just 20 per cent of Australian companies have a firm policy of buying Australian-made goods wherever possible.
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