I remember the push, years ago, to ‘buy Australian’. A green Kangaroo logo was the endorsement of an Australian product and I did my bit where I could.
Perhaps I didn’t read the fine print but reckoned I was buying as advertised and that Australia knocks out some pretty good stuff. ‘Made in Australia’ now looks to have varied definitions.
With labour, product content and packaging combining as a single unit, just how much ‘Made in Australia’ applies seems a little floaty. Some examples of ‘Made in Australia‘ are shown below.
Words for today; 100% Australian Made ?
More to come; Same blog time, same blog channel
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Indeed Bruce, what does it mean these days. Diddly squat
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By: Maureen on August 25, 2020
at 4:11 pm
Well our PM Scott Morrison (around election time) that he wants to revisit the Made in Australia campaign. Hope he does although where it sits on the priority list I don’t know.
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By: Bruce on August 26, 2020
at 9:14 pm
Don’t set me off, Bruce. Target recently had the choice of sourcing plastic containers from Decor which is Australian or from China! (Sorry I can’t remember the brand name.)
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By: marymtf on August 25, 2020
at 7:14 pm
Which did they choose Mary?
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By: Bruce on August 26, 2020
at 9:15 pm