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The Australian Made Campaign welcomes media reports of the Federal Government’s commitment to a stronger, “unified national brand” for Australian exports, in anticipation of the release of its Foreign Policy White Paper today.
The Australian Made Campaign has formed a strategic alliance with AuMake to promote locally made and grown products to daigou and Chinese tourists.
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Australian Made Campaign Chief Executive, Ian Harrison, launched the largest fleet of certified Australian-made trucks today at Volvo Group Australia’s headquarters in Brisbane, proving automotive manufacturing in Australia is far from over.
The Australian Made Campaign is calling on consumers to make their purchases count and ‘buy local’ this Christmas, to support Australian farmers and manufacturers, and the retailers that stock their products.
The Australian Made Campaign has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Guangdong Cross-Border E-commerce Industry Association (GCEIA), to promote locally made and grown products to Chinese e-commerce businesses catering for the increasing demand for Australian goods.
Australian Made Campaign Chief Executive, Ian Harrison, will address this week’s National Complementary Medicines Australia conference, to encourage local manufacturers to leverage Australia’s reputation for making top quality products, and certify their products as Australian-made.
The Australian Made Campaign will be addressing daigou forums, to educate attendees on how to find authentic locally made and grown goods, from established brands to rising stars.
Greater Shepparton City Council has teamed up with the Australian Made Campaign to help promote its ‘Greater Shepparton - Great Things Happen Here’ (GTHH) initiative, which showcases the best the region has to offer businesses and investors, visitors and those considering relocating to a regional area.
The majority of Australian businesses now have a policy or preference for buying Australian-made goods wherever possible, according to independent research released by the Australian Made Campaign today.
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