Changes to Food Standards Code Standard 1.2.11 – Country-of-origin labelling
Changes to FSANZ Code standard 1.2.11 come into effect on July 18
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Changes to FSANZ Code standard 1.2.11 come into effect on July 18
The Australian Made Campaign is appealing to shoppers to look for locally made and grown products and produce in the wake of the recent natural disasters across the eastern states.
If you are teaching your children or students about buying Australian-made and Australian-grown products, you can find lesson and activity ideas, hand-outs, background information, images and more on the Australian Made website
Food Week exhibition will be on again this year from November 6-9 in Seoul, Korea. The exhibition is a good opportunity for businesses with Australian-made and Australian-grown products to expand into the Asian market.
The Australian Made Campaign invested in the future of Australian children in regional and rural Australia this Summer, by sponsoring the Fed Cup Foundation, and through that, the Foundation Cup, the only interstate challenge for children 13 and under living outside Australian capital cities.
Cooking products bearing the Westinghouse and Chef brands manufactured in the Electrolux Cooking Products plant at Dudley Park in Adelaide, and fridges and freezers bearing the Westinghouse and Kelvinator brands manufactured in the Electrolux Refrigeration Plant in Orange, are now certified to carry the Australian Made logo.
Australia Day is a great time for all of us to celebrate the things our country does best, and manufacturing high quality products and growing delicious, nutritious food are a couple of great examples.
The Australian Made Campaign is pushing to keep consumers informed on where their food comes from.
The 2013 Breakfast with the Stars, presented by the Australian Made Campaign, helped highlight the importance of supporting our Aussie growers and manufacturers as well as our Aussie athletes.
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