'Critical' that the Future Made in Australia Act maintains 'existing infrastructure'

Orica Chief Executive Sanjeev Gandhi says it is “critical” to maintain existing manufacturing infrastructure.
Orica is the world’s biggest commercial explosive company and manufacturer of cyanide used for gold extraction.
There are concerns regarding the Australian-based company which requires gas as a raw material.
“The Future Made in Australia policy really excites me,” Mr Gandhi told Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood.
“My ask is, let's first take care of the present.
“If you do not have a manufacturing infrastructure and footprint in the country, it gets very difficult to start something from scratch.”

[@iakg1777]

made in australia means that imported components will be assembled in australia. words mean something. this uni-party must be removed from the face of the country.

[@michaeldamiani3436]

Creating manufacturing jobs while destrying them throough greens policies! Thank u ALP for being so consistent in your industrial agenda.

[@freespirit4162]

Start with Politicians..Made in ..FOR Australia Best Interest Policies

[@davehad-enough2369]

Oh interesting. We used to manufacture motor vehicles until Labor Senator Button started the process that eventually killed it. Huge factories up and running employing thousands .... and now all gone.

[@stevewiles7132]

The only thing being made here is a bloody great mess.

[@melaniemarino7219]

Australia used to be on my bucket list no longer and any other countries that are allowing this

[@motheatenbones.]

Labor and a Made in Australia policy ! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Tell them they are dreaming !!!!!!!!!

[@user-yw4dj5cj1i]

Lower energy costs and reduce regulation and the prodlem is solved but theres no money in that for the politicians and their donors