An Australian Broadcasting Corp. investigation reports that several major food brands sell tomato products that are labeled as being grown in Australia but are, in some cases, sourced from China. The investigation points to discrepancies identified through forensic testing of tomato products sold to consumers. According to the report, some of the tested items show sourcing links to China’s Xinjiang region. The findings raise concerns about whether labels and supply claims accurately reflect the origin of the produce. Bloomberg characterizes the issue as brands selling China-grown tomatoes while marketing them as domestically produced, citing the same ABC investigation. The Taipei Times likewise reports the ABC’s claim that major brands are selling China tomatoes as if they were Australian-grown. Across the coverage, the central elements are consistent: the products are marketed as Australian-grown, forensic testing indicates at least some are sourced from China, and the investigation is attributed to ABC. The reports do not specify the full list of brands or outcomes such as regulatory action in the provided excerpts.