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  • Growers Hub Trader Application Form

    Growers Hub is where the Riverina’s growers, makers, and food lovers come together to celebrate quality, creativity, and community. As Wagga Wagga’s new flagship food and agri-tourism hub, we’re creating a vibrant space that connects local producers directly with their customers - sharing not just produce, but stories, values, and a passion for regional living. By applying as a trader, you’re joining a movement that’s reshaping how regional Australia eats, shops, and connects - one local grower at a time.
  • Stallholder Details

  • Business Details

  • Business Profile & Product Info

    What best describes your vendor type(s)? (Select all that apply)
  • Site Details

  • Site Fees

    Thursday Market: $50 per 2x2m site per day (casual trader rate)
    Saturday Market: $50 per 2x2m site per day (casual trader rate)
    Member Rate: $35 per site per day for vendors who commit to the full Summer Food Festival series
    Friday Night Food & Drink Market: $250 per site per day

    👉 Bonus: Market vendors who attend both the Thursday and Saturday markets will receive free entry on Friday night (excludes food and drink vendors).

    How to Become a Member

    Vendors who commit to a 12-week block of markets are considered Growers Hub Members. Membership fees are payable in advance for the 12-week period.

    Membership offers more than just discounted site fees – it’s about joining a community of producers who share resources, customers, and opportunities throughout the season.

    Members benefit from:

    • Discounted weekly site fees
    • Priority access to special events and festival stalls
    • Inclusion in Growers Hub promotions and media features
  • Business Operations Overview

    Provide a brief overview of your business operations and the product(s) you propose to sell.
  • Products

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  • Egg Producers

  • Farm Details

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  • Chemicals

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  • Organic / Biodynamic / Gluten Free

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  • Health

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  • Wagga City Council Temporary Event Food Vendor

  • Food businesses that sell food to the public at temporary events such as fairs, festival, markets and shows are considered retail food businesses and therefore need to meet a range of requirements and food safety control such as:

    • Notifying the local council of their business and food activity details
    • Appointing a Food Safety Supervisor
    • Meeting the requirements of the Food Standards Code
      • Standard 3.2.1 Food safety programs
      • Standard 3.2.2 Food safety practices and general requirements
      • Standard 3.2.2A Food safety management tool
      • Standard 3.2.3 - Food Premises and Equipment
      • Part 1.2 - Labelling and other information requirements

    Food businesses wishing to trade in Wagga Wagga's Local Government Area are required to notify their businesses with Wagga Wagga City Council.

    Upon notification you will receive an acknowledgement of notification with a Temporary Event reference number (TEF) which allows you to trade in the local government area over a period of 12 months.

    Acknowledgement of notification will need to be produced at temporary events whilst trading in Wagga Wagga. All food businesses/food stall holders  will obtain a TEF number as reference. All businesses (except mobile vending vehicles & commercial businesses) are required to renew Temporary Event business activities notifications once every 12 months.

    For more information about the notification process, please read the information on the Temporary Event food stall notification process page.

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  • Food Handling

  • It is important food handlers and their supervisors have the skills and knowledge to handle food properly so it is safe to eat.

    All employees MUST be trained in food safety and hygiene or have appropriate skills and knowledge before they start handling food. As such, anyone handling and serving unpackaged food (including providing samples) MUST complete either Food Safety Supervisors certificate OR Food Handler Basics training.

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  • Insurance

  • All Producers MUST HAVE market insurance covering:

    • $20 million public liability; and
    • $20 million product liability.

    If successful, Certificate of Currency MUST be provided via Issimo prior to attending the market. The market manager reserves the right to confirm coverage by phoning the insurance provider.

  • Important Information

  • Trader Terms and Conditions

    Growers Hub Farmers Market operates as part of a cooperative model that celebrates local producers, makers, and community connection. The Trader Terms and Conditions are designed to ensure a fair, safe, and supportive market environment for all participants.

    Before submitting your application, please ensure you have read and understood the Growers Hub Trader Terms and Conditions. These Terms outline the responsibilities, compliance requirements, and operational standards for all Traders participating in the Market.

    By submitting this application, you acknowledge that you have reviewed the Terms and Conditions in full and agree to abide by them at all times if approved to trade at the Growers Hub Markets.

    A copy of the Terms and Conditions can bee found here.

    Trader Culture & Core Values Guidelines

    Growers Hub is built on respect, collaboration, and community spirit. All Traders are expected to uphold these values while participating in the Market.

    Before submitting your application, please read the Growers Hub Trader Culture & Core Values Guidelines, which outline expectations around professionalism, communication, cooperation, and conduct within the Market community.

    By submitting this application, you acknowledge that you have read and understood the Guidelines and agree to uphold them as a condition of participation.

    A copy of the Trader Culture & Core Values Guidelines is available here.

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