article_snippet: A New South Wales company has been forced to settle a tab of more than $10,000 with the ACCC, after A New South Wales company advertised '100 per cent Aussie' beer that was actually made in China.
article_snippet: Independent Liquor Group was hit with an infringement notice by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, and had to pay the fine of $10,200 after Independent Liquor Group green and gold clad beer was falsely advertised.
article_snippet: Independent Liquor Group was fined for advertising this Chinese brewed beer as 'Aussie beer' 'Aussie Beer' labelling from March 2014 to August 2014 featured a map of Australia with '100 per cent owned' inside Independent Liquor Group, and the statement 'Australia's finest malt'.
article_snippet: However, contrary to what Independent Liquor Group packaging suggested, this Chinese brewed beer is made in China.
highlights_snippet: Independent Liquor Group fined $10,200 by the ACCC for false advertising .
  
highlights_snippet: Beer claimed to be '100% Aussie' but is actually brewed in China .
  
highlights_snippet: 'Beer with misleading labelling sold from March to August 2014 .
  