Why visit Farm Shop & Deli Show?

The UK’s leading food and drink event provides you with business inspiration and industry insights from across the UK and around the world.

Farm Shop & Deli Show will run alongside Food & Drink Expo, National Convenience Show and Forecourt Show as part of the award-winning UK Food & Drink Shows. Bringing together the very best of the foodservice, hospitality, manufacturing, grocery, speciality, forecourt & convenience retail sectors all under one roof.

With over 1,200 innovative exhibitors from the worlds of grocery, specialist retail, wholesale, foodservice and hospitality, plus a dynamic programme of content across multiple stages, the show is a must-attend gathering for industry professionals. Register your interest now to visit in 2026!

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Nicki Stewart, Co-Founder and Director, Diverse Fine Food

Farm shops and delis will benefit from attending Farm Shop & Deli Show because there's a vibrancy about the show. There is an awful lot of brands to see, and it's just a good place to find and speak to fellow shop owners. Above all, it's the different brands that they can see here!

Nicki Stewart

Diverse Fine Food Ltd

Co-Founder and Director

Julia Marsden, Hospitality Manager, Canalside Farm Shop

I think The UK Food & Drink Shows are crucial because they bring together so many suppliers and customers, traders from all over the country to find those things you wouldn't necessarily find on your front doorstep. As a business we've been coming to The UK Food & Drink Shows for many years and enjoyed it every time!

Julia Marsden

Canalside Farm Shop

Hospitality Manager

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