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Oz-Town, a Campaign Partner of Australian Made, will ramp up its presence in China by opening a fresh “shop inside shop” retail outlet with the Australian Made, Australian Grown logo, giving Chinese consumers even more access to genuine Aussie products.
As a licensee of the Australian Made Campaign Limited, you need to be aware of a number of changes to the AMAG Logo Code of Practice. These changes came into effect on 12 September 2016 and apply to all new and existing licensees.
Further to our previous advice on 27 July regarding the commercial operations of Longbeach Printing, the Australian Made Campaign has now been made aware of the following:
The Australian Chamber of Commerce Shanghai (AustCham Shanghai) is holding a 5 day ‘E-Commerce and Retail Business Delegation’ in Shanghai and Hangzhou that aims to give businesses insights into China’s rapidly growing market.
Further to our previous communications Longbeach Printing, the company contracted to print the majority of Australian Made merchandise for licensees, is now back up and running.
All licensees have access to a free profile on the Australian Made Campaign website, www.australianmade.com.au, which generates more than 92,000 unique visitors and more than 3500 leads for licensees each month. Are you making the most of yours?
As an Australian Made licensee, your business has a distinct advantage.
The Australian Made Campaign has partnered with Export Growth China, to provide a live, interactive webinar aimed at helping businesses make the most of export opportunities and access the largest market in the world, China.
The impending changes to Australia's food labelling laws will have an impact on all businesses making products in Australia, because as part of its reform package, the Government is also reviewing the provisions of the Australian Consumer Law which relate to country of origin claims.
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