• Health and wellness trade show, Naturally Good, arrives at Sydney’s International Convention Centre from 3-4 June. It will showcase the latest in the natural product market, with registration open for free entry.
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    Health and wellness trade show, Naturally Good, arrives at Sydney’s International Convention Centre from 3-4 June. It will showcase the latest in the natural product market, with registration open for free entry. Source: Naturally Good
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Health and wellness trade show, Naturally Good, arrives at Sydney’s International Convention Centre (ICC) in less than two weeks. It will showcase the latest in the natural product market, with registration open for free entry.

Taking place from 3-4 June, the free exhibition will include a range of showcase opportunities and discussion, including through the opening Summit, the free exhibition, the Beauty and Nourish stages, and with the 2024 Awards and Pitch Fest.

The Naturally Good Summit will take place on 3 June, featuring insights and perspectives of Australia’s thought-leaders in retail and the health and wellness space.

The Beauty Stage is a new addition to Naturally Good, and will be a space to discuss consumer trends in beauty today. The Nourish Stage will showcase innovative products, best practice case studies, and give market insights.

Pitch Fest will take place on 4 June, with finalists Eat Crumble, The Vitality Project, Heartful Flavours, Health Kultcha and Neon Goat presenting their pitches live to the expo audience and judging panel. Each presentation will be 4 minutes long, followed by direct feedback and Q&A with the judges, who will select a winner to be announced at the end of the day.

The 2024 Naturally Good Awards Gala will take place the evening of 3 June, for which the finalists were announced at the beginning of May. The awards highlight trailblazing brands in the natural health industry, with an emphasis on innovation, quality, and sustainability.

Naturally Good event director, Sofie Teh, said that the team was honoured and excited to support the future growth of natural, health and wellness products in Australia.

“It’s an incredibly exciting time for businesses, brands, and retailers – the industry is fast-evolving to meet the needs and desires of consumers and how they purchase; that is, with an increasing consciousness of their health and wellbeing, and making a positive impact on the planet.

“When the doors open in just less than 2 weeks, this passionate industry will gather to discover and connect - to establish meaningful business opportunities and harness the power to set the new wave of trends,” said Teh.

The free to access exhibition floor will feature a range of brands, with products spanning across four zones including Food & Drink, Conscious Consumption, Beauty & Personal Care, Health and Start-Up Zone.

There will be a dedicated exhibition section for Australian Organic Alley, to spotlight organic products and innovations.

Naturally Good have partnered with FoodBank again this year, after donating 300 kg of food, raising $1490 and providing 3000+ meals last year.

The full schedule for the event can be viewed here.

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