Foodservice Australia - The leading food industry event.

19 - 21 May 2024,
ICC Sydney

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450+ exhibitors

60+ industry speakers

10 feature areas

3 days of networking

Foodservice Australia returns to Sydney! Don't miss this chance to see the latest equipment, taste the food trends and find out what's new in the industry. You'll discover over 450 exhibitors plus chef competitions, three conferences and plenty of free workshops and demonstrations.

Join us on the 19 - 21 May 2024 at the ICC Sydney to attend the leading foodservice, hospitality and food retail trade event in Australia.

Interested in exhibiting? Call the friendly food team on 03 9999 5460.

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Free Special Events

Chef of the Year

The Chef of the Year competition sees chef complete against chef and the clock in a test of creativity, culinary knowledge, and ingenuity.

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Café School

The Café School at Foodservice Australia offers free workshops that can help you expand your menu and boost your bottom line. You can hear the speakers and taste the latest trends.

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The Sweet Spot

The Sweet Spot is a demonstration stage with expert presenters showcasing all things sweet, chocolate, gelato, and patisserie.

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ACF Restaurant Challenge

The ACF Restaurant Challenge sees nine teams from around Australia hit the kitchens and prepare gourmet meals for their own 24 seat restaurant on the show floor.

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Speciality Producers Pavilion

The Speciality Producers Pavilion is an exciting feature located within the Foodservice Australia exhibition. It showcases boutique food, drink, and ingredient suppliers from all over Australia.

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Conferences

Aged Care Summit

As the demands and expectations of Australia's booming aged care sector evolve we are seeing huge changes in the way meals are prepared and served. Be part of the discussion at The Aged Care Summit.

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National Restaurant Conference

The National Restaurant Conference gives you the opportunity to hear from industry leaders and experts on how to improve your business. It is a full day of ideas, inspiration and practical advice.

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Recent News

Tom Hitchcock wins Chef of the Year 2023

Tom Hitchcock from The Spirit House in Yandina on the Sunshine Coast has been named the Australian Professional Chef of the Year after a tough final series held in Melbourne last week. He walked away with the prestigious title, cash and prizes from major sponsors Unox, Anchor Food Professionals and Bidfood.

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Finalists chosen for Chef of the Year 2023

In just a few weeks Melbourne will welcome 32 of the best professional chefs from around Australia to compete in the prestigious Chef of the Year competition. It runs at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre from 30 April – 2 May alongside the huge Foodservice Australia expo.

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Congratulations Konstantin Putkin, for taking out Chef of the Year 2022

Konstantin Putkin has been named Chef of the Year 2022, winning the prestigious title as well as $6,000 cash and valuable prizes from major sponsors Unox, Anchor™ Food Professionals and Oil2U.

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Sydney foodies ready to meet again

This week the entire food and hospitality industry will be coming together for the first major tradeshow in Sydney for over three years, with the huge Foodservice Australia exhibition running from Sunday to Tuesday at the International Convention Centre.

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Entries close soon for Chef of the Year

Chef of the Year is the most prestigious chef competition in Australia, and entries are closing soon. If you are a professional chef thinking about getting involved then make sure you jump online and fill out the nomination form by 28 September.

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Congratulations Andrew Ballard for taking out Chef of the Year 2021

Andrew Ballard has been named Chef of the Year 2021, winning the prestigious title as well as $6,000 cash and valuable prizes from major sponsors Unox, Anchor™ Food Professionals and Australian Pork.

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