• Home
  • Articles
    • Front Page
    • General Interest
    • Letters to the Editor
    • Snippets
  • Our Community
    • Our People
    • Question of the Week
    • Be Seen
    • Jobs in The Central West
  • Special Interests
    • Rural Round Up
    • Health & Wellness
    • Loving Local Living
    • My Place
    • Real Estate
  • Sports
    • Bowls
    • Canowindra Junior Rugby League
    • Rugby League
    • Cricket
    • Footy Tipping Competition
    • Golf
    • Rugby Union
    • Swimming
    • Touch Football Results
    • Tennis
    • Other
  • Competitions
  • Classifieds
  • Contact Us
    • Contact Us
    • Advertise with Us
    • Testimonials
    • Subscribe to the Phoenix
    • Submit an Article

The Canowindra Phoenix

Your free weekly guide to what's happening in and around Canowindra.

Home » 2024 Most Trusted Brands Aussie Winners Announced

2024 Most Trusted Brands Aussie Winners Announced

5 June, 2024 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

Reader’s Digest has announced the results of the 25th Annual Most Trusted Brands sur­vey. And the results speak volumes about the formula trusted brands use in a volatile market – retaining trust during difficult finan­cial times requires timely innovation, swift adaptability and, above all, commitment to their customers.

The 2024 Reader’s Digest Trusted Brands Survey reveals that the brands Australians trust most work harder during tough times to uphold the promises they make to cus­tomers by pursuing relevant innovation that reflects the ever-changing needs of their customers, says Reader’s Digest Editor-inChief Louise Waterson.

She says that winning brands understand that holding on to trust involves continuously demonstrating an unwavering commitment to their customers. Being consistent and transparent is vital to build on existing brand strengths as well as capture sustained fu­ture growth.

“For a quarter of a century, our Trusted Brands survey has revealed three timeless ingredients in creating trust: consistency, reliability and value-for-money. When times are challenging, customers can opt out of long-established purchasing habits. They do this out of need. But a brand that is rec­ognised as being good quality, of always being value-for-money and having a repu­tation untainted by controversy will always keep their loyal customers. Award-winning trusted brands work tirelessly to retain the trust of their existing customers and appeal to new ones, despite the challenges.” In the Top 15 Most Trusted Brands List, Dettol once again reigns supreme, being voted the No 1 brand Australians trust most when injury and illness hits.

The Top 15 Most Trusted Brands – across all categories are listed here:

1. Dettol
2. Band-Aid
3. Cadbury
4. Bunnings Warehouse
5. Dulux
6.Cancer Council (sunscreen)
7. Bridgestone
8. Panadol
9. Toyota
10. Bega
11. Weber
12. Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia
13. Dairy Farmers
14. Glen 20
15. Selleys

The full list of the 2024 Australian Most Trusted Brands Awards winners can be seen here https://www.trustedbrands.com.au

Filed Under: Articles, General Interest, Living & Lifestyle, Special Interests

Click here to download the recent issue (896) of The Canowindra Phoenix (2.1MB PDF) – 24th September 2026

Search the Phoenix

STAY CONNECTED

The Canowindra Phoenix would like to thank you, our Facebook friends, for your continued support and readership!

Contact the Phoenix

Street Address: 84 Gaskill Street Canowindra NSW 2804
Postal Address: PO Box 203 Canowindra NSW 2804
Phone:0432 337 286

Editorial Phone – 0432 337 286
editor@canowindraphoenix.com.au

Sales Phone – 0432 337 286
sales@canowindraphoenix.com.au

Submit an Article

We are always looking for new articles of interest to the local community.

Please feel free to submit an article for possible inclusion in a future issue.

To submit an article, click here to use our online article submission form.

Receive The Phoenix via Email

* indicates required

Copyright © 2026 · Website setup and support: CompleteWPCare

nsw government logo

The Canowindra Phoenix's Digital Diversification of Free Regional Media project is proudly funded by the NSW Government Regional Media Fund