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• AMAG logo pinpoints genuine Aussie products

  Monday August 30th

  SHOPPERS will find it much easier to find genuine Australian products and produce now that more and more businesses are utilising the most trusted and recognised country of origin symbol, the Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG) logo.378 new businesses registered with the AMAG Campaign to use the famous green and gold symbol during 2009-10. A further 1267 companies renewed their licence to continue branding their products as Australian, takin...

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• AMAG logo takes its place on the world stage

  Monday August 23rd

  THE Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG) logo, Australia’s most trusted and recognised country of origin symbol, has taken its place on the world stage at the Shanghai World Expo 2010.The Shanghai World Expo 2010 is the largest global event in 2010 and the largest expo on record.Hundreds of thousands of shoppers who make a purchase in the Australian Pavilion’s retail outlet receive a re-usable shopping bag carrying the famous gree...

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• AMAG welcomes City of Casey

  Tuesday July 27th

  The City of Casey has heightened its commitment to local manufacturing by joining the Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG) Campaign as a Campaign Supporter.The City of Casey joins seven other Victorian councils including Ballarat, Darebin, Horsham, Hume, Moreland, Mornington Peninsula and Whittlesea. AMAG Chief Executive Ian Harrison said manufacturing and agriculture account for a large number of businesses in the municipality.``The City of ...

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• AMAG welcomes City of Darebin as Campaign Supporter

  Tuesday July 6th

  Darebin City Council has heightened its commitment to local manufacturing by joining the Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG) Campaign as a Campaign Supporter.The new partnership was celebrated on Tuesday July 6 with a tour of state of the art coffee roasting house and AMAG licensee The Bean Alliance and attended by Federal Member for Calwell, Maria Vamvakinou MP, Darebin Mayor, Councillor Vince Fontana and AMAG Chief Executive Ian Harrison. ...

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• Whittlesea joins as Campaign Supporter

  Friday June 25th

  The City of Whittlesea has heightened its commitment to local manufacturing by joining the Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG) Campaign as a Campaign Supporter. In welcoming the City of Whittlesea to the campaign, AMAG Chief Executive Ian Harrison said: ``Manufacturing in Whittlesea accounts for a large percentage of local businesses and jobs.   ``The City of Whittlesea understands the vital role manufacturing plays in terms of the comm...

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