Find answers to the most common questions about attending Fine Food Australia 2027
Fine Food Australia is the country’s leading trade event for foodservice and hospitality. Across four days, 900+ exhibitors showcase thousands of products from food, drinks and bakery to equipment, packaging and technology to 25,000+ qualified industry professionals.
With live cooking demonstrations, competitions, masterclasses and expert-led sessions alongside the exhibition floor, it’s where the industry comes together to taste, discover, learn and source, all under one roof. Fine Food Australia takes place 6–9 September at the ICC Sydney.
Visitor registration for Fine Food Australia 2027 is now open. The event takes place 6-9 September at the ICC Sydney. Register now to secure your place.
Fine Food Australia 2027 takes place 6-9 September at the ICC Sydney.
Fine Food Australia is a trade event for professionals working across foodservice, hospitality and retail. This includes chefs, venue owners and operators, buyers, procurement managers, distributors, retailers and anyone involved in sourcing, purchasing or managing food and beverage for their business. All visitors are validated as part of the registration process, and proof of industry involvement may be requested at the door. Please note, children under 15 are not permitted on the show floor due to live cooking equipment and operational hazards.
Registration for Fine Food Australia 2027 is free when you register online before 6th September. A $45 + GST entry fee applies for registrations made during show days (6-9 September). Once you register, you’ll receive a confirmation email with a QR code to collect your badge onsite. Your badge gives you access to all four days of the event. Each visitor needs to complete their own individual registration to receive a personalised entry badge.
Each visitor needs to complete their own individual registration to receive a personalised entry badge.
We look forward to welcoming international visitors, however we recommend monitoring the Australian border regulations to inform your business travel this year.
All international visitors need to apply for a business visa. The passport which you hold will determine whether you can apply online, or if you need to lodge a paper-based application. Before lodging any application please take note of any travel restrictions that may apply.
Applications need to be made well in advance at the Australian Embassy in your country or in some cases can be made online. For more information visit the Department of Home Affairs website.
Please note that the organisers DO NOT provide visa invitation letters to international visitors.
This is a scam. Fine Food Australia does not sell, share or distribute visitor or exhibitor data to third parties. Any communication offering you access to our databases or contact lists is fraudulent and should be deleted.
If you receive something suspicious, please forward it to [email protected] so our team can investigate.
Our full exhibitor list for Fine Food Australia 2027 will be available in June, giving you plenty of time to browse who’s attending and start planning your visit. In the meantime, you can explore our product categories to see the types of suppliers and brands you’ll find on the show floor.
Tertiary students and registered apprentices are welcome to attend Fine Food Australia with a valid student ID. All students must register online in advance. Primary and secondary school students are not admitted to the event.
Fine Food Australia is a working trade event, exhibitors are on the floor to connect with buyers and industry professionals. We encourage students to make the most of the experience by exploring the show floor, watching live demonstrations and discovering career pathways across the industry.
For groups attending with minors (under 18), a minimum supervision ratio of one supervisor per 10 students must be maintained at all times.
We understand that childcare isn’t always easy to arrange, but Fine Food Australia is a working trade event with live cooking equipment, heavy machinery and operational hazards on the show floor. For safety reasons, children under 15 are not permitted to attend. Proof of age may be requested at the door.
Tertiary students and registered apprentices with valid student ID are welcome to attend — see our student entry FAQ for details.
Most visitors will be validated as part of the online registration process, so you may not need to present anything additional on the day. However, proof of industry involvement can be requested at the entrance, so we recommend having one of the following available: a business card in your name, employee verification on company letterhead, or evidence of membership with a relevant industry association.
To discuss stand options, availability and pricing, contact the Fine Food Australia sales team at [email protected] or call 1300 DIVCOM (1300 348 266). A member of our team will be in touch to find the right option for your business.
All exhibitors and stand staff need to register individually through the Online Exhibitor Manual. Your stand coordinator will have the login details to get you set up. If you need any assistance, contact the Fine Food Australia team at [email protected] or call 1300 DIVCOM (1300 348 266).
ICC Sydney change room facility is located on Level 2 of Exhibition Centre and provides the following features:
Yes, two prayer rooms can be found on Level 3 of Exhibition Centre, opposite meeting room E3.5.
ICC Sydney is a purpose-built accessible venue designed to provide safe, equitable and inclusive event experiences for everyone.
Across the convention, exhibition, and entertainment spaces, you’ll find integrated accessibility features, adaptive technologies and dedicated inclusionary facilities, including prayer rooms, parents and carers rooms, quiet rooms, and all-gender inclusive amenities.
Located in the heart of Darling Harbour, ICC Sydney is easily accessible by train, bus, light rail, coach and foot with only a 10-minute walk from Central and Town Hall train stations. Secure parking is available and conveniently located within Darling Harbour precinct. ICC Sydney has multiple public access point with step-free access to every entertainment, exhibition and conference venue.
For a full list of transport options, please visit the Darling Harbour website.
Yes, prams are allowed. Please ensure they don’t block aisles or exits. If safe storage isn’t possible, you may be able to cloak your pram at the Convention Centre Customer Service Desk.
ICC Sydney provides inclusive and supportive spaces for all guests, learn more here.
Yes, accredited service animals are welcome. Please ensure your animal wears its ID badge or medallion. If they need relief, speak to any staff member for assistance. Water bowls are also available upon request at customer service desks.
ICC Sydney features three world class venues including: Convention Centre; Exhibition Centre; and TikTok Entertainment Centre. All three venues are seamlessly connected via the Level 2 concourse, which is accessible by multiple elevator / lift locations, is stair-free, and gradient compliant for people who use mobility aids or prams. Lowered or angled counters are also located at key retail and customer service points.