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⚫ | '''Australian Made''' is a trademark logo made to signify goods that were made, grown, manufactured or caught within Australia. The logo comes on products which have been entirely or mostly made within the nation. Many products can also use the phrase 'Made in Australia' or 'Australian Made' and some products show the national flag, provided the entirety of the product is sourced from and made in Australia |
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+ | |AUSMADE_V1.png|1961–1986 |
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+ | |Ausmade_originalkanga.jpg|1986–2007 |
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+ | |Australiamade SymbolOnly.png|2007–2016 |
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+ | |AustralianMade 2016.png|2016–2020 |
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+ | |AustralianMade_2020.png|2020–present |
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⚫ | '''Australian Made''' is a trademark logo made to signify goods that were made, grown, manufactured or caught within Australia. The logo comes on products which have been entirely or mostly made within the nation. Many products can also use the phrase 'Made in Australia' or 'Australian Made' and some products show the national flag, provided the entirety of the product is sourced from and made in Australia. |
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[[File:AUSMADE_V1.png|centre|186px]] |
[[File:AUSMADE_V1.png|centre|186px]] |
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In 1961, the Associated Chambers of Manufacturers in Australia launched a national campaign under the name 'Operation Boomerang' which encouraged companies and the public to buy product that are locally made. This included an icon to be featured on Australian products. |
In 1961, the Associated Chambers of Manufacturers in Australia launched a national campaign under the name 'Operation Boomerang' which encouraged companies and the public to buy product that are locally made. This included an icon to be featured on Australian products. |
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AUSMADE_61B.png|Alternate icon |
AUSMADE_61B.png|Alternate icon |
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+ | ===1986–2007=== |
[[File:Ausmade_originalkanga.jpg|centre|186px]] |
[[File:Ausmade_originalkanga.jpg|centre|186px]] |
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The mark was created in 1986 by Melbourne-based Ken Cato. |
The mark was created in 1986 by Melbourne-based Ken Cato. |
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[[File:Australiamade SymbolOnly.png|centre|186px]] |
[[File:Australiamade SymbolOnly.png|centre|186px]] |
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In 2007, the symbol was refreshed; notably by rounding the triangles edges and smoothing the kangaroo figure. The icon was also bundled with new phrases specifying the type of product. |
In 2007, the symbol was refreshed; notably by rounding the triangles edges and smoothing the kangaroo figure. The icon was also bundled with new phrases specifying the type of product. |
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australianMadeLogo.png |
australianMadeLogo.png |
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australiaGrownLogo.png |
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Australian-Made-Owned-no-white-background.png |
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*[https://australianmade.com.au/media/57017/AMAG001Primary-Student-Facts301110.pdf Australian Made - Primary School Facts] |
*[https://australianmade.com.au/media/57017/AMAG001Primary-Student-Facts301110.pdf Australian Made - Primary School Facts] |
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+ | ====2016–2020==== |
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[[File:AustralianMade 2016.png|centre|186px]] |
[[File:AustralianMade 2016.png|centre|186px]] |
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− | Thirty years after the logo was first utilised, the Australian Government announced an updated version of the logo which adds a yellow meter below the logo. Under the old system, products had to made in Australia to receive certification, but there was no mandate specifying the origin of the product's ingredients. The bar in the updated version shows what percentage of ingredients used in the product originate in Australia.<gallery position="center |
+ | Thirty years after the logo was first utilised, the Australian Government announced an updated version of the logo which adds a yellow meter below the logo. Under the old system, products had to made in Australia to receive certification, but there was no mandate specifying the origin of the product's ingredients. The bar in the updated version shows what percentage of ingredients used in the product originate in Australia.<gallery position="center" captionalign="center" bordercolor="transparent" spacing="small" widths="150" hideaddbutton="true"> |
MadeIn-50AustralianIngredrients-4-P.png |
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* Both the kangaroo and bar are removed if the product is completely sourced from overseas. Even if the product is packed in Australia, the logo doesn't apply. |
* Both the kangaroo and bar are removed if the product is completely sourced from overseas. Even if the product is packed in Australia, the logo doesn't apply. |
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The changes were applied from July 1 2016 onwards, with a phase-out process for the original icon. |
The changes were applied from July 1 2016 onwards, with a phase-out process for the original icon. |
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+ | ===2020–present=== |
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+ | [[File:AustralianMade_2020.png|center|200px]] |
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+ | {{Better logo needed}} |
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+ | In July, the icon was refreshed and adopted the colour scheme of the new [[Australia|international image of Australia]]. There was early confusion and public outrage that that wattle icon was replacing the kangaroo entire, but this was quickly corrected by officials. |
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[[Category:Australia]] |
[[Category:Australia]] |
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[[Category:Australian Government]] |
[[Category:Australian Government]] |
Revision as of 05:18, 3 July 2020
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1961–1986 | 1986–2007 | 2007–2016 | 2016–2020 | 2020–present |
Australian Made is a trademark logo made to signify goods that were made, grown, manufactured or caught within Australia. The logo comes on products which have been entirely or mostly made within the nation. Many products can also use the phrase 'Made in Australia' or 'Australian Made' and some products show the national flag, provided the entirety of the product is sourced from and made in Australia.
1961–1986
In 1961, the Associated Chambers of Manufacturers in Australia launched a national campaign under the name 'Operation Boomerang' which encouraged companies and the public to buy product that are locally made. This included an icon to be featured on Australian products.
1986–present
1986–2007
The mark was created in 1986 by Melbourne-based Ken Cato.
2007–2020
2007–2016
In 2007, the symbol was refreshed; notably by rounding the triangles edges and smoothing the kangaroo figure. The icon was also bundled with new phrases specifying the type of product.
2016–2020
Thirty years after the logo was first utilised, the Australian Government announced an updated version of the logo which adds a yellow meter below the logo. Under the old system, products had to made in Australia to receive certification, but there was no mandate specifying the origin of the product's ingredients. The bar in the updated version shows what percentage of ingredients used in the product originate in Australia.
The new regulation for the symbol's use is as follows:
- The kangaroo symbol is reserved for products which have been made, grown or in some way created in Australia.
- The bar is used on products which contain any ingredients originating in Australia, indicating the percentage of locally-sourced ingredients. The kangaroo is exempt if the product was made or grown overseas.
- Both the kangaroo and bar are removed if the product is completely sourced from overseas. Even if the product is packed in Australia, the logo doesn't apply.
The changes were applied from July 1 2016 onwards, with a phase-out process for the original icon.
2020–present
BETTER LOGO NEEDED |
In July, the icon was refreshed and adopted the colour scheme of the new international image of Australia. There was early confusion and public outrage that that wattle icon was replacing the kangaroo entire, but this was quickly corrected by officials.