Key Stallholder Criteria

  • Local First: All our stallholders must live in South Australia and grow or make their products here using mostly local ingredients.

     

  • Hands-On Producers: You must be directly involved in creating what you sell, no middlemen or resellers.

     

  • Current Membership: Stallholders must be active members of the Adelaide Hills Farmers Market. If you are a new stallholder without an AHFM membership you must get one as part of your onboarding process. 

     

  • Market Mix: We take the market day experience to heart, carefully balancing a wide variety of products for customers with the need to ensure fair and sustainable sales opportunities for our stallholders.

     

  • What We Don’t Allow: To stay true to our values, we don’t accept resellers, repackaged goods, or bric-a-brac.

Stallholder Values

Local, Fresh, Seasonal, Sustainable, and community.

 Organic, Biodynamic, GMO-free and Free-Range production methods are recognised and encouraged within the AHFM, and our customers have a strong expectation of authenticity. Stallholders are not permitted to use signage of ‘organic’, ‘biodynamic’ and/or ‘free range’ in the promotion of their product if they cannot verify such claims.

Stallholder categories

 Producers
Farmers and Value-adders are welcome at our market each week of the year. If you are a farmer who grows or farms your own produce, or a value-adder that makes food using locally grown produce then AHFM is interested in hearing from you!

Artisans
Artisans are welcome at our Artisan Market on the first Saturday of each month. If you are someone who creates beautiful crafts using local materials we would love to hear from you!

Sustainable Living
Vendors with products of services that contribute to sustainable living such as gardening, food growing, household products, waste minimisation, transport, self-sufficiency or creating community are welcomed to apply.

 Wellness

Wellness contribute to individual and collective health and vitality in ways that align with our market values

Application Process

 Step 1:
Complete and submit the online application form linked below. Your submission will be reviewed to determine if your products align with our market selection criteria and market mix policy. Being thorough with your application can save weeks chasing crucial information or documents. 

 Step 2:
If your application is successful we’ll also ask you to provide:

  • YourABNregistration
  • A current Certificate of Currency for Public and Product Liability Insurance
  • YourFood Business Notification number from your local Council or health authority (if applicable)
  • Any relevant Certificates of Accreditation related to hygiene, transportation, food safety, organic certification, etc.

  Step 4:
Our committee will do a final review to make sure all details and forms meet our requirements before offering you a license to trade with AHFM.

 Step 3:
Before your first day at the market, we’ll provide you with an induction pack containing essential information for a successful trading experience.

  We Look forward to welcoming you to the Adelaide Hills Farmers Market family

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The Adelaide Hills Farmers Market is held on the lands of the Peramangk People, and we acknowledge that they continue to be custodians of the region and pay our respects to their elders, past, present and future.

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ADELAIDE HILLS FARMERS MARKET

23 Mann St, Mount Barker, SA

PO Box 444, Mount Barker, SA

E // manager@ahfm.org.au

M // 0455 110 307

ADELAIDE HILLS FARMERS MARKET

23 Mann St, Mount Barker, SA

PO BOX 111, Mount Barker, SA

E // manager@ahfm.org.au

M // 0455 110 307

Join our Newsletter to stay up to date.

We respect your privacy and will never share your information.

     #AHFM   #ourproduceourcommunity   #adelaidehills

The Adelaide Hills Farmers Market is held on the lands of the Peramangk People, and we acknowledge that they continue to be custodians of the region and pay our respects to their elders, past, present and future.