Becoming a Stallholder

Stallholders

So, you’re interested in trading at one of our markets? Fantastic!

We’ll try and make everything as simple as possible for you, however you will need to ensure that you comply with all laws & regulations, including food handling and food safety regulations and have current public liability insurance.

Before you start

You will need to ensure that you meet our criteria, which we enforce strictly.

Food & Farmers' Markets

If you would like to sell at one of our Food & Farmers Markets, you will need to ensure that you are:

• a farmer or home gardener and you grow, produce, raise or catch your own produce;
• a small business who specialises in gourmet produce (including but not limited to artisan cheese or boutique bread) that you have made yourself (with love!).

You may, in some instances, be allowed to sell produce which is obtained from producers in your district or from producers who you have a long-standing or on-going business relationship with, but only with our written consent.

However you must not purchase produce from another market or wholesaler. Any stallholder who is found to purchase produce from a wholesale supplier or market will be asked to leave the market.

Artisans' Markets - Bondi Junction Mall

If you are a local independent designer, artist or musician who makes or designs your own unique product, artwork or music, we are interested in hearing from you.  We will give preference to those using sustainable or fair trade materials locally,eco-friendly products, such as shopping trolleys, gardening books, boutique organic cotton items and similar styled products.
Imported goods will only be accepted if they contain a unique design element and are not mass-produced.

Once you lodge the online form with us, we’ll be in contact within 5 working days to let you know how your application is going.