Bundaberg North Burnett is one of the largest fresh produce rich regions in Queensland. It's for that reason that the area is sometimes referred to as 'the Bundaberg Bowl', growing and producing fresh food that is served on tables right across the county and internationally.
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Take an early morning walk down Bourbong Street and see the farmers delivering fresh produce to cafes along the way. Head out from the coastal surrounds of Bundaberg through the rich farming landscape to Childers forty minutes to the southwest of our city.
The iconic rich red soil and near perfect year-round conditions make the Bundaberg and North Burnett region the ideal place for a food lover’s paradise. Taste food next to where it has been grown just hours after it has been picked or caught and let the flavours dance in your mouth to a symphony of freshness – that’s the Bundaberg North Burnett Food experience!
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