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f you work in the retail, foodservice or hospitality industry, then you simply cannot afford to miss Fine food Australia. It only takes one visit to discover hundreds of new ideas withfood that could change the way you do business forever!

Fine food has earned the reputation as Australia’s only truly international event for the food industry. This is the place to find the newest and best products and sevices on offer and stay abreast of what’s hot and happening in the industry.

Fine food Australia is the prime show for food businesses to actively pursue new sales and generate strong leads. Exhibitors can simultaneously meet business decision makers, develop import and export opportunities, demonstrate their products, develop business prospects, close sales, gain publicity and nurture important customer relationships.

Over 26 years, Fine food Australia has consistently delivered exhibitors and visitors of the highest quality, with numbers expanding each year. Impressive post-show sales results have earned Fine food Australia a reputation as the must-attend food industry event for consistent return on investment.

25,381 trade visitors attended in 2009 (as independently audited by CAB), including key buyers from major hotels, independent and major supermarkets, retail stores, caterers, fast food chains, aged care institutions, bakeries and international buyers from 48 countries. Call us now to discuss your stand options on +61 3 9261 4500.

Show Group is the official travel and accommodation provider for the Fine Food Australia Expo. We recommend that you book all your travel and accommodation requirements through Show Group.

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MELBOURNE

Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre

The Venue
The Melbourne Exhibition Centre is located at 2 Clarendon Street, South Wharf, Melbourne (the corner of Clarendon Street and Normanby Road). For further information visit www.mcec.com.au.

By Car
There is ample undercover car parking available at both the Convention Centre and the Exhibition Centre. Crown Casino also has parking facilities.

By Tram
There are two tram stops outside the Melbourne Convention Centre and one stop at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre.
Tram routes that travel past the Melbourne Exhibition Centre are:

• Route 96 (St Kilda to East Brunswick) - travels through the city via Bourke Street
• Route 109 (Port Melbourne to Box Hill) - travels through the city via Collins Street
• Route 112 (West Preston to St Kilda) - travels along Clarendon Street in South Melbourne and travels through the city via Collins Street

Tram routes that travel along Flinders Street and pass the Melbourne Convention Centre are:

• Route 48 (North Balwyn to Docklands)*
• Route 70 (Wattle Park Park to City)*
• Route 75 (Vermont South to City)*