About us
The ReMade in Australia program will certify and promote products and construction projects made in Australia with recycled materials, helping consumers and businesses to identify, choose and build demand for recycled content as part of a circular economy.
The program has been informed by consultation with the private sector and led by the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW). It is part of a wider strategy to support Australia’s transition to a circular economy by 2030.
Showcasing your commitment to sustainability
Certify your products and projects
Businesses that are certified under the program will display the ReMade in Australia label demonstrating their commitment to sustainability.
The label shows that products and projects have met the ReMade in Australia certification rules. These rules will be available soon.
Stay in touch to keep updated on the program launch.
Making more sustainable choices is about to get easier
A clear and simple mark
The label will provide Australians an easy and convenient way to find products made with recycled content.
The ReMade in Australia program will be administered by the trusted Australian Made Campaign.
The ReMade in Australia logo features the iconic kangaroo silhouette and green-and-gold colour scheme, drawing a direct connection between the two brands.
Sign up for program launch details
If you are a business interested in finding out more about the ReMade in Australia program when it launches, you can sign up to our email list to keep up-to-date with the program.
Towards a circular economy
A circular economy prioritises: waste avoidance, reuse, repurposing, recycling and remanufacturing. Shifting to a circular model reduces waste and minimises the impact on our environment.
Recycling is a key component, helping to close the loop on materials by reprocessing and returning them to production.
