Responsible Wood has released new Brand Guidelines and a Logo Use Toolkit to coincide with ‘Australian Made Week’ which runs from today until Sunday 12 June. Responsible Wood is encouraging consumers to actively seek Responsible Wood-certified products both during the week and into the future. Source: Timberbiz
As custodian of the Australian standards for Sustainable Forest Management (AS/NZS4708) and Chain of Custody for Forest Products (AS 4707), Responsible Wood is a long term supporter of the Australian Made campaign.
To support ‘Australian Made Week’ Responsible Wood has updated its Brand Manual and Logo Use Toolkit which can be used by certificate holders to demonstrate the origin of their products.
The new Brand Manual includes a new supporting statement, ‘Sustainably Grown, Australian Made’, which can be used by certificate holders as a graphic stamp or a pre-set type text. It is imperative that they are used with the primary trademark and one trademark variant as seen in the Responsible Wood Brand Manual.
“Responsible Wood certification is used right across the Australian forest products value chain and demonstrates to customers and buyers that timber and paper-based products are grown in sustainably-managed forests and manufactured, retailed and sold through Australian businesses,” Responsible Wood Marketing and Communication Officer Jason Ross said.
“The campaign is asking its licensees and partners to get involved in supporting and celebrating the thousands of local makers and growers around the country.”
You can download the new Brand Manual Brand manual and the Logo Use Toolkit Logo usage toolkit.
Responsible Wood is a campaign associate of the Australian Made campaign. For more information about the Australian Made, Australian Grown campaign visit
