What is it?

The Good Grocery Guide's Products List contains products with accompanying symbols which highlight why the product is considered ethical. Some of the products are more widely available than others, but generally you will be able to find the products at most supermarkets, health food stores and pharmacies. We encourage you to contribute information regarding ethical products and companies for future editions of the Guide.

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DISCLAIMER

The information set out in the Good Grocery Guide has been compiled for guidance purposes only. It is based on various primary and secondary sources in the public domain compiled and edited by the Concrete Organisation. We have not independently verified the information provided by these sources and so are not able to guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information provided. The authors do not endorse the products and shops listed in The Good Grocery Guide.

What the symbols represent

Western Australian owned and made

Australian owned and made

Australian owned only

National Packaging Covenant (NPC) signatory

The product is manufactured by a company which is a signatory of the NPC. The NPC is a voluntary agreement between government and
industry for reducing packaging waste in Australia.

NO genetically engineered (GE) ingredients

The product is free of genetically engineered (GE, also known as GMO) ingredients, as stated in the Greenpeace True Food Guide or on the product's label.

Certified Organic

The product has official certification with either the OGA, NAASA or OFC. Organic products are also GE Free.

Choose Cruelty Free

- Applicable to non food items only.
The product is not tested on animals. The product is on the Choose Cruelty Free (CCF) product list. CCF is an independent, non-profit organisation which seeks to promote a cruelty-free lifestyle.

Fairtrade product

The product is Fairtrade certified by the Fairtrade Association of Australia and New Zealand and the International Fairtrade Association.