We have taken the very hard decision to cancel this year’s show due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
This is an unprecedented global crisis that has affected us all and we feel this is the only safe and responsible course of action.
It is with extreme sadness we make this announcement; however our main concern is the welfare of everyone who participates in and attends our wonderful cheese, dairy and cheese accompaniments awards.
Our heartfelt thanks go out to everyone in the dairy and food industry worldwide, from farmers, manufacturers, food service and retail outlets who are doing a vital job keeping up the supply of their fantastic products.
We would like to sincerely thank everyone for their continued support and loyalty.
The committee will be working very hard in the coming months to make sure the new 3-day event in 2021 is a huge success and a real celebration of the cheese, dairy and cheese accompaniments industries.
We will be communicating directly with all our sponsors who are integral to the show’s success regarding cancellation arrangements and putting new bespoke plans in place to support the awards through 2020 and into 2021.
All stand holders will be refunded costs as agreed when booking and again we will be in touch to facilitate this. Please keep safe and well during these very challenging times and we hopefully look forward to your continued support next year.
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