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Where to buy Australian made food products

Stock up your pantry with your favourite brands from Kelloggs to Carman’s, made right here in Australia.

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From gluten-free cereals to chocolates made from the highest quality ingredients, buying Australian made food just got that much easier. We've listed all the places you can stock up below as well as all the brands they stock.

Where to buy Australian made food online

Kakadu Plum Co.
Kakadu Plum Co.: Celebrates the best of Australia with native Australian herbs and spices, superfoods, bush teas, chocolates and gift hampers. Their Kakadu Plum powder and Bush Teas are wild-harvested by Indigenous Australians.
Australian made brands stocked: Kakadu Plum Co.
  • Free shipping over $100
  • No free returns
  • No change of mind returns
  • Finance your order with Afterpay
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Gourmet Basket
Gourmet Basket: Founded over 20 years ago and sourcing the finest ingredients, Gourmet Basket creates a range of hampers that include food, wine, pamper and baby products.
Australian made brands stocked: Maggie Beer, Port Willunga, Rinaldi, Byron Bay Cookie Company, Chocolatier
  • No free shipping
  • Free returns
  • Change of mind returns within 90 days
  • Finance your order with Afterpay, Zip Pay
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Catch
Catch: Why pay retail when you can catch yourself a massive deal on your everyday shop? With an extensive range of Australian made brands, you can't go wrong.
Australian made brands stocked: Kelloggs, Carman's, Nestle, Uncle Tobys, Capilano
  • No free shipping
  • No free returns
  • Change of mind returns within 14 days
  • Finance your order with Afterpay, Zip Pay
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Amazon
Amazon: The US shopping giant brings not only homewares, entertainment, electronics and gadgets, but also some of our top Australian pantry products.
Australian made brands stocked: Kelloggs
  • Free shipping over $39
  • No free returns
  • Change of mind returns within 30 days
  • Finance your order with Zip Pay
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eBay
eBay: Shop your favourite breakfast cereals on one of the world's biggest online marketplaces. Never run out with bulk options available.
Australian made brands stocked: Kelloggs
  • No free shipping
  • No free returns
  • No change of mind returns
  • Finance your order with Afterpay
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Aussie Health Products
Aussie Health Products: Find everything you need for your health and wellbeing with Aussie Health Products. Shop a variety of specialty goods including gluten-free.
Australian made brands stocked: Lotus, Well and Good, YesYouCan, Naturally Good, GevityRX
  • No free shipping
  • Free returns
  • Change of mind returns within 14 days
  • Finance your order with Afterpay, Humm, Zip Pay
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Woolworths
Woolworths: One of Australia's biggest grocers brings you an array of choice when it comes to buying home grown Aussie food and beverage.
Australian made stocked brands: Uncle Tobys, Kelloggs, Nestle, Carmen's, Capilano, Campbells
  • Free shipping over $300
  • Free returns
  • Change of mind returns within 30 days
  • No financing options
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Coles
Coles: Providing everything you need for wholesome breakfasts to tasty dinners, Coles stocks a range of goods to fill up your fridges and pantries.
Australian made stocked brands: Uncle Tobys, Nestle, Kelloggs, Carmen's, Capilano, Campbells
  • Free shipping over $200
  • Free returns
  • No change of mind returns
  • No financing options
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What other stores sell Australian made food?

  • IGA Supermarkets
  • Doorstep Organics
  • GF Pantry
  • Megavitamins.com.au

Made in Australia food brands

BrandAbout the brandWhere to buy
KelloggsKelloggs has been serving breakfast cereals to Australians for almost a century, starting out with trusty Corn Flakes.
Carman'sEstablished in 1992, Carman's provides an array of healthy muesli for your snacks and breakfasts.
NestleOriginating in Switzerland, the food giant has been manufacturing in Australia since 1906.
Uncle TobysUncle Tobys offers nutrition to Australians in a range of oats, cereals and snacks.
CapilanoSourced from over 800 beekeeping Australian families, Capilano's honey has been an Aussie favourite since 1953.
LotusLotus provides a range of superfoods that are GMO-free and ethically sourced. Shop everything from grains to dried fruit.
Well and GoodWell and Good is a baking haven for the gluten-free population, offering a variety of products from baked bread to cake mix.
YesYouCanFamily-owned YesYouCan makes sure no one misses out on cooking with its range of gluten-free pantry supplies.
Naturally GoodUsing only quality ingredients, Naturally Good offers specialty products that are free from dairy, gluten, wheat and eggs.
GevityRXWith a massive focus on health, GevityRX provides delicious sauces and concentrates for your kitchen.
Maggie BeerShop a range of products from wine, stocks, sauces, sugo, oils, vinegars to biscuits with Maggie Beer.
Port Willunga Fine FoodsPort Willunga aims to spice up any meals with an assortment of dried fruits, nuts, seasonings and cheeses.
RinoldiAlmost 150 years of experience brings you some of the highest quality pasta and wholefoods Australia has to offer from Rinoldi.
Byron Bay Cookie CompanyEstablished in the local Byron Bay markets of 1990, shop a variety of cookies and biscuits.
ChocolatierUsing the finest ingredients, indulge in Chocolatier's great range of Australian made chocolates.
Campbell'sCreating hearty soups and dinners for Australians everywhere in country Victoria

Where to buy iconic Australian made food

From party favourites to gifting Australia's finest pantry must-haves, these are the retailers that stock the most iconic food products down under.

How can you tell if food is Australian made?

If you're not entirely sure if something is made in Australia, the good news is that there's a few ways to check:

  • Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG). The quickest way to tell if it's made here is to spot the green triangle logo on either the website or more commonly, on the packaging itself. The AMAG symbol certifies the product is in fact made in Australia.
  • Factory locations. Having a quick look at the "About" page of the product's website can give more information on where it was made. Some Australian made and owned companies will make it clear their manufacturing factories are still in Australia.
  • Reputable websites. We also suggest checking out the Australian Made website as it holds a list of the brands and products that are made here. There are also Facebook groups that are dedicated to the cause which you can join.

Why buy Australian made food?

There are quite a few reasons as to why you should buy Australian made goods. Alongside the fact that shipping is usually remarkably cheaper, you also support the local economy rather than sending the money overseas.

Other perks include the lack of international transaction fees, real time customer support and generally higher quality ingredients.

Is Australian made food more expensive?

With all that's mentioned above, most people expect to pay a whole lot more. The good news is that you find a range of products such as breakfast cereals that are low cost. You could probably expect to pay a little more if you're buying specialty products like dairy- or gluten-free.

If you do happen to be paying more, the cost does even itself out with the multiple benefits that come with that. With manufacturing done here, the cost of goods covers the Australian wage rather than conditions internationally.

With almost all your favourite cereals being made here, chances are you're already supporting Australian made.

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