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The Baking Industry's Long-Awaited Trade Show

For years, the Baking Industry has been eager for its own dedicated Bakery Industry Trade Show.

Although many fantastic trade shows are already taking place across Australia, none have been tailored specifically for the Baking Industry.

Until now…

The inaugural Annual Baking Trade Show took place in Melbourne in 2017, aiming to create a valued and industry-specific event tailored for the Australian Baking sector, addressing the unique challenges we face. The 2025 Baking Industry Trade Show was the biggest so far, hosting over 55 exhibitor stands and major competitions making the national news.

Mark your calendars for the 2026 Baking Industry Trade Show, which will be hosted at the Gold Coast Turf Club.

If you’re involved in the baking industry, this is your opportunity to engage with key expert exhibitors, explore our live bakery kitchens, participate in the Baker’s Corner, network at the Cocktail Party, and attend the National Excellence in Baking Awards Dinner.

Stay tuned for more updates as we count down to the 2026 Annual Baking Industry Trade Show!

Getting to the 2025 Baking Industry Trade Show

Catch the free courtesy bus

Stops:

  • Great Southern Hotel, Thomas Street Haymarket.
  • Sofitel, Darling Harbour.
  • Novotel, Darling Dr, Darling Park.
  • Ibis/Novotel, Murray St, Darling Harbour.
  • Harbourside Carpark, Murray St, Darling Harbour.

Bookings essential, please phone 0499 240 332

Parking and Transport

Getting to the 2025 Baking Industry Trade Show

PARKING: Paid Parking is available @ Harbourside Car Park,100 Murray St Pyrmont.
Link to Parking Station
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PUBLIC TRANSPORT: Wentworth Park is accessible using the Sydney Tram System and exiting the tram on Wattle Street, Glebe.

DISABLED PARKING: Limited disabled car parking is provided. Call 0410 511 414 to enquire.

RIDE SHARE: Guests arriving or departing by ride share (taxi, uber or similar) can be dropped off and picked up at Wentworth Park, Wattle Street Entrance, Glebe.

Accommodation

Frequenty asked questions.

Paid parking is location at Harbour Side carpark. 100 Murray St, Pyrmont

If you would like to become an exhibitor at the Baking Industry Trade Show, please email events@baa.asn.au or call the BAA office on 02 4340 0244.

Nothing! The Baking Industry Trade Show is free to attend! There are plenty of free activities to do while you are at the trade show too – keep an eye on the “Things to do” page to find out more!
The Baking Industry Trade Show is free and open for all of the baking industry and public to attend!

Just pre-register using the “register now” button on the top of the page!

The 2025 Baking Industry Trade Show is being held at Wentworth Park Complex in Sydney

The Baking Industry Trade Show is constantly growing and changing, and each year we have different attractions, exhibitors, offers and events, as well as all of your favourites coming back, so it is definitely worth the visit again!

Yes! The Baking Industry Trade Show is open to all baking enthusiasts – no matter their age! For faster service on arrival, just pre-register your children when you fill in your registration!

Absolutely! The Baking Industry Trade Show team, organisers and venue are all committed o being a 100% COVID Safe event. This event will be compliant with all state and federal restrictions and COVID Safe rules.

To ensure that we can run this event as a COVID Safe event, we ask all visitors to pre register with plenty of time to spare, so that we can communicate with you and keep you all up to date.

The Baking Industry Trade Show team has completed COVID Safe training and also has a COVID Safe plan in place.

If you have any questions, please contact one of the team who will be happy to help you – 02 4340 0244.

Stewart Latter

Jason Mizzen

Shaun 'Pyney' Pyne

Shaun Pyne ran a successful finance business for more than 20 years before selling up and hitting the road to realise his life’s ambition of visiting every pie vendor and bakery in Australia, bar none.

Carolyn Cameron

Carolyn Cameron is Sector Action Plan Lead for End Food Waste Australia. She has over 40 years’ experience in environmental and strategic planning, working with the mining industry, universities, state and national governments. After leaving the role of Senior Executive with the national Department of Environment in 2015, she has been a strategic consultant on complex environmental management projects, including for the past 5 years focussing on working with industry and governments to reduce food waste.

Tony Smith

Anton Duc

Anton was called to the bar in April 2015. He has a broad practice with a particular focus in employment and family law. Since being called to the bar, Anton has represented a wide variety of clients from corporations and individuals and not for profits. He is the BAA workplace and IR relations barrister.