Business coalition calls for ‘country of ownership’ label on products

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Business coalition calls for ‘country of ownership’ label on products

Sept. 25, 2024 - 17:03 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

A coalition of food producers says shoppers want to buy home-grown brands but are confused about which products are 100 per cent Australian owned. Five brands have formed a coalition, calling for 'country of ownership' labelling rather than 'Australia-made'.

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