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Free business guides
Free, practical guides for every type of market stall — what to sell, what equipment you need, and what compliance requirements apply. Written by people who understand the market trading world.
Coffee Cart
Espresso drinks, tea, and cold drinks from a mobile coffee cart or trailer — the most common beverage business at Australian markets.
Jewellery — Handmade Maker
Handmade jewellery from beads, wire, resin, and mixed media. Inputs are raw materials — the margin story is materials plus making time versus selling price.
Bread & Sourdough
Artisan bread and sourdough baker selling at market stalls. Inputs are baking ingredients — the margin story is flour, time, and skill versus selling price.
Pie Stall / Cart
Hot pies, pasties, sausage rolls, and quiches sold from a market stall or pie cart. Temperature control is the critical compliance requirement — hot food must be held above 60°C at all times.
Turkish Gozleme
Fresh hand-rolled gozleme cooked on a traditional sac griddle. The dough is made and stretched on site — the theatre of rolling and folding is as much a part of the product as the filling. One of the most iconic stalls at Australian markets.
Ceramics & Pottery
Handmade functional ceramics, homewares, and decorative pieces. The kiln is the defining capital asset. Food-safe lead-free glazes are mandatory for mugs, bowls, and plates. Padded transport is essential.
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