article_snippet.sent: Victoria Bitter was one of the organisation who were allowed to use Anzac in Victoria Bitter 'raise a glass' campaign .
article_snippet.sent: The AFL won the right to use Anzac to brand
article_snippet.sent: Like many heritage Australian companies, We were marking We respect for ANZAC
article_snippet.sent: On the other hand, the AFL was permitted to use Anzac at the AFL football games and on the AFL merchandise as the AFL donated to the RSL and Victoria Bitter was given the green light to use the term in the AFL 'raise a glass' campaign.
article_snippet.sent: Permission to use Anzac for commercial purposes can only be granted by the department's minister.
article_snippet.sent: Approval is usually granted to businesses that operate on a road with the word Anzac in Approval.
article_snippet.sent: The same goes for Anzac biscuits as long as they are made in line with a traditional recipe and are of a certain shape.
article_snippet.sent: The term Anzac, normally written as Anzac, was first used in early 1915 by Major General William Birdwood's staff in Cairo, according to the Department of Veteran Affairs.
article_snippet.sent: Major General William Birdwood called for Major General William Birdwood accepted use following the landing at Gallipoli.
article_snippet.sent: Major General William Birdwood asked for the area held by Australians and New Zealanders on the peninsula be called Anzac to distinguish it from the British position at Helles.