The Australian Made logo is used by more than 2000 companies. Only registered products with the not-for-profit Australian Made Campaign (AMCL), which pay a fee for usage, can display the logo.

Despite the logo’s ubiquity, rumours of a rebrand have haunted Australia Made for decades. It may be widely recognised, but it is also an iconic symbol of 1980s Australia, alongside Ken Done ...

More than 2,000 companies use the Australian Made logo. Only products that are registered with the not-for-profit Australian Made Campaign (AMCL), and pay a fee for usage, can display the logo.

“Australian made, Australian Grown” logo. Credit: More than half (56 per cent) of consumers said they just look for the logo to make purchasing decisions, and about a third (30 per cent) of ...

The standard Australian Made logo is on a Future Made in Australia petition on the Australian Labor Party website, where people are encouraged to sign up to an email list to support the ALP’s plan.

The Australian Made logo, which started life under the Hawke government as means of promoting the importance of buying local, will be used to promote Australian products in up to 200 Australian ...