Tasmanian Seasonal Produce Guide

Grower opportunity - 2024/25 Seasonal Produce Guide applications now open!

The time has come to get applications in for the  2024/25 Seasonal Produce Guide, expected to be launched in late November 2024.

The Seasonal Produce Guide is open to fruit, vegetable and nut producers, cider and fruit drink producers, agriculture support services, and broader agri-food producers across Tasmania.

Any growers, small businesses or agritourism ventures that want to get involved with this unique advertisement opportunity can view the media kit for more information and complete an application form below. 

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Tasmania’s bountiful supplies of fruit are renowned for their delicious flavour and are recognised by food connoisseurs across the world.

The Tasmanian Seasonal Produce Guide allows locals and visitors to source some of the freshest fruit produce directly from the grower.

Download the 2023/24 Guide (PDF, 45MB) 

Grab a bag of fresh apples or cherries, a punnet of delicious berries, or box of seasonal stone fruit and snack on them as you travel around and enjoy the wonderful Tasmanian scenery.

Our mild temperate maritime climate provides the ideal environment for slow maturation and flavour development.

The state’s topography and geography allows for niche micro-climates throughout the state and provides a diversity of produce to be harvested from early summer through to late autumn.

The fruit industry in Tasmania is one of the oldest and has shaped the future of many regions, including the Huon Valley and Tamar Valley. Today the Tasmanian fruit industry continues to expand and is focused on providing premium quality fruit to national and overseas markets.

Relax and enjoy your tour around the state and revel in the abundance of delicious fresh fruits grown in one of the most ideal environments in the world.

Physical copies of the guide can be found at information centres across the state, both Spirit of Tasmania ferries and at Launceston and Hobart airports while stocks last.