FEDHASA members receive complimentary access to The PlantPowered Show in Joburg, valued at R200

Don’t miss Africa’s premier plant-based food, drink and conscious living event.

The Plant Powered Show – which has been a huge success in Cape Town for the past two years and now comes to Gauteng for the first time – is aimed at anyone with an interest in food, health, wellness, the environment or more conscious living, as well as the trade, including retail, restaurant, hotel and hospitality establishments, local distributors and exporters, looking for innovative, high-quality products.

This year’s Plant Powered Show features top chefs and food personalities presenting inspiring cooking demos, health and wellness experts, premium and interactive experiences, exclusive industry networking and a bustling marketplace of plant-based food, drink and lifestyle products to test, sample and buy. And while the event is largely food and drink focused, there’s also an emphasis on a plant-based lifestyle, sustainable living and integrated wellness merchandise.

Kyalami International Convention Centre, Greater Johannesburg

  • Friday, August 4, 2023, from 10:00 to 18:00
  • Saturday, August 5, 2023, from 10:00 to 18:00
  • Sunday, August 6, 2023 from 10:00 to 17:00

FEDHASA members receive exclusive complimentary access valued at R200

Simply use the code ’FEDHASA’ when booking through Quicket. Please note that tickets are extremely limited, so book now to avoid disappointment. Tickets are valued at R200, so this is a great saving exclusive to FEDHASA members to enter the show on 4 August.

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Full programme details for the demonstrations and masterclasses can be found at:

The Checkers Plant Kitchen Programme
Masterclass Programme


The Gauteng Plant Powered Show will also feature:

  • The Valpré Hospitality Area, a perfect space for networking, relaxing and enjoying Valpré wine spritzers.
  • The Plant Jungle Pub, serving conscious cocktails curated and mixed by top mixologists.
  • Pop-up eateries serving delicious foods.
  • Daily yoga demos and classes hosted by The Nest Space.
  • The Plant Powered Marketplace, which will be stocked with plant-based food, drink and conscious living products to sample and purchase.

There’s a fabulous line-up of top chefs taking part at the culinary extravaganza including Chef Zola Nene, Wandile Mabaso, Deena Naidoo, Andile Somdaka and Chef Jessica Munisamy from Joburg’s lauded Modern Tailors Indian restaurant.

What to expect

  • A marketplace stocked with the best and latest plant powered food, drink and conscious living products available right now from an unrivalled collection of start-ups and established brands. From superfoods to beverages, vegan beauty and skincare products, kitchen appliances and home décor, health, fitness and wellness products, eco-friendly personal accessories, apparel and more…
  • Professional chefs, celebrity cooks and mixologists presenting live demos
  • Health and wellness experts
  • Premium and interactive experiences that excite and inspire
  • Exclusive industry networking
  • An all under one roof showcase for show visitors to discover, experience, be inspired by and purchase – and this show brings it all together in one big energetic burst of excitement.

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Two children under the age of 15 are allowed in free when accompanied by one paying adult. Go to https://plantpoweredshow.com for more information.

You can visit FEDHASA on stand 125 between 4 and 6 August.

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