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Aussie logo formally recognised in Singapore
Australia’s iconic green-and-gold kangaroo, the Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG) logo, is now a registered certification trade mark in Singapore.
Every year for the past three years the logo has made its mark in another Asian country – it was registered in South Korea in 2013 and China in 2012. It is also a registered certification trade mark in the USA.
The not-for-profit Australian Made Campaign, which administers the logo under a formal contract with the Australian Government, says more Asian countries are to follow, in line with the growth in exports to the region.
“The Australian Made Campaign is proud to support Australian exporters, and help boost sales of genuine Aussie products and produce in Asian markets,” Australian Made Campaign Chief Executive, Ian Harrison said.
“Australia’s reputation for high quality, high health and safety standards throughout our manufacturing and processing industries, and a clean, green environment in which to grow produce continue to drive demand overseas, and the logo readily connects those qualities to genuine Aussie goods.”
“The fact that these registrations can also now provide a legal framework – under local laws in those different countries – for our exporters to rely upon should their goods be copied or used without proper authority, is a win for Australian farmers and manufacturers,” Mr Harrison said.
The network of overseas businesses using the AMAG logo to boost the Asian sales of their imported Australian products and produce is also growing steadily. In Singapore it now includes some of the biggest distributors and retailers in Asia, including Benelux Flowers and Food Pte Ltd, Cold Storage and NTUC Supermarkets.
A chain of Australian Made branded stores was recently established in South Korea, and just last month it was it was announced that 200 Australian Made branded stores would launch in China next year.
For more information
Australian Made
Catherine Sekulovski, Media and Communications Officer
T: +61 3 9686 1500 / +61 422 071 256
catherine@australianmade.com.au
www.australianmade.com.au
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