Case Studies

Insights into businesses using the Australian Made, Australian Grown logo, across a variety of industries, both domestically and around the world; why they use it and how it has benefitted them.

Akubra Hats

Keeping manufacturing in Australia has ensured the excellent quality of Akubra Hats and retained their authenticity as genuine Aussie products.

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Willow Ware Australia (Willow) is one of Australia’s largest plastics manufacturers, best known for its coolers, laundry baskets, storage containers and refuse bins, which are available from major retailers across the country. Willow uses the Australian Made logo to differentiate its products from competitors, which typically import.

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Hydrum

Drum and materials handling expert Hydrum continues to export to new and existing markets during the strong exchange rate of the Australian dollar.

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Kelly & Windsor Australia

Kelly & Windsor Australia’s innovative chemical free bedding products, including pillows and quilts, are sold around the globe. The main marketing message used to promote these quality products is that they are Australian Made.

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MIG International

Quilt manufacturer MIG International recently permeated the Chinese marketplace with the help of the Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG) logo.

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Australian Made Store

The future looks bright for the Australian Made Shop with the opening of a second outlet at Perth International Airport—landside.

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Bev Marks Furniture Australia

Bev Marks Furniture Australia is an Australian owned and operated retailer committed to selling only Australian Made beds, bedroom and household furniture. As an inaugural Australian Made Campaign Partner, Bev Marks Furniture Australia joined the Campaign in 2006 and experienced 46% growth in sales that same year.

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Braille Tactile Signs

Australianness has landed a Melbourne manufacturer one of the country’s largest braille and tactile projects. Braille Tactile Signs (Aust) has nearly completed Disability Discrimination Act-compliant identification signs for more than 20,000 bus stops across Melbourne and regional Victoria and won the contract because it was a local manufacturer.

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