PRESS RELEASE: Cultural Choice first Aboriginal Supplier on NSW State Stationery Contract C101

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Media Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (11/09/2019) Aboriginal Stationery Supplier Wins Government Contract Sydney, NSW Cultural Choice has been selected as a preferred supplier on the NSW Government Contract (c101) for Office Supplies, commencing September 2019, following a competitive tender process. A 100% Aboriginal owned business, Cultural Choice began supplying to schools through the NSW Department of Education catalogue. Since commencing in 2013, owners Jodie and Mark Watson have grown their business to provide a large suite of workplace supplies via online orders with 24-48 hour delivery to many government and corporate organisations throughout Australia. Excited by the opportunity of becoming a preferred supplier on the State Contract, Cultural Choice’ General Manger, Jodie said “We are extremely proud to be the only Aboriginal supplier available on the contract, Cultural Choice has had a long-held goal to be truly competitive and being awarded this Contract is recognition of our achievements to date. As well as all the standard products available from any large stationery supplier, Cultural Choice also have their own private label products including notebooks, pens and tissues in addition to ethical Australian 100% recycled copy paper for example. The Cultural Choice brand range includes their own Aboriginal artwork and sales of these products contribute to supporting Indigenous communities through the Cultural Choice Association. Separate to the State Contract for Stationery, Cultural Choice can also supply other goods including their beautifully branded hand sanitiser and bamboo wipes as well as furniture, whitegoods and workwear. Both public and private sector organisations are increasingly looking to expand social value through their purchasing activity. When every dollar spent with Cultural Choice supports development of an Aboriginal business and employment opportunities for Aboriginal people, this diverse supplier represents a great choice for buyers of office stationery and workplace equipment
https://www.culturalchoice.com.au/
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September 11, 2019/by Reland Pigte

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