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White supremacist group Action Zealandia is being threatened with legal action after using the Buy New Zealand Made logo on its website without permission. As nationalists, it s vital to help create a stronger society. A way of doing this is to support goods that are manufactured in NZ,” the tweet said. “This index is something we ve created that exists as a resource for people to buy products that are NZ made.” Action Zealandia describes itself as “a movement of young nationalists dedicated to the revitalisation of our people, culture, environment and community.” In a reply to the tweet, the Buy New Zealand Made campaign rejected the organisation s use of its trademark, which also features in a banner accompanying the list, saying unauthorised use is liable to legal action.
On Wednesday, Action Zealandia uploaded an index to its website outlining where its supporters could buy New Zealand-made products. The organisation then tweeted a link to the index, encouraging its followers to support local . As nationalists, it s vital to help create a stronger society. A way of doing this is to support goods that are manufactured in NZ. This index is something we ve created that exists as a resource for people to buy products that are NZ made, it said.
To illustrate the tweet, Action Zealandia uploaded an image of the New Zealand Made trademark - a move the Buy New Zealand Made campaign strongly rejected.
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