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The Australian Made Campaign’s media centre; where you will find the latest information about Australian Made and Australian Grown initiatives, campaigns and commentary.
As chocolate manufacturers ramp up production and seafood suppliers prepare for a surge in demand, the Australian Made Campaign is reminding shoppers to look for the green-and-gold kangaroo logo this Easter, if they want to be sure what they are buying is genuinely Australian.
This week at a dinner attended by the Australian Made Campaign’s Board of Directors, Australian Made Campaign Chairman Glenn Cooper AM appointed Robert Gerard AO as the first ever patron of the Australian Made Campaign. Mr Gerard was appointed in the presence of senior business leaders from around the country and the man who re-launched the Australian Made Campaign in 1999, former Prime Minister, the Honourable John Howard OM AC.
Australia’s booming complementary medicines industry is set to benefit from a newly formed partnership between the sector’s peak body, Complementary Medicines Australia, and the not-for-profit Australian Made Campaign.
The Australian Made Campaign is reminding consumers about the benefits of buying Australian Grown flowers this Valentine’s Day.
Wyndham City will join forces with the Australian Made Campaign this year to help drive support for the local manufacturing industry.
The not-for-profit Australian Made Campaign is calling on all Australians to support our farmers, fishermen and manufacturers this month by considering the many ways they can get behind them in the lead-up to Australia Day and beyond.
The Australian Made Foundation Cup kicked off today at Royal South Yarra Lawn Tennis Club, showcasing the next generation of Australian tennis stars. Over the next week, children from as far as Albany, Alice Springs, Burnie and Mildura will represent their states in the only interstate tournament that gives young children from rural and regional Australia the opportunity to compete nationally.
International tourists and those travelling interstate are being targeted in a campaign encouraging consumers to buy Australian-made souvenirs when holidaying.
The Australian Made Campaign, the not-for-profit organisation that administers and promotes Australia’s registered country-of-origin certification trade mark, held its annual general meeting this week in Canberra.
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