
Try Local, Buy Local – presented by Buy West Eat Best – will take place in the Alexander Heights Shopping Centre this Saturday 28 March from 10am-2pm, creating a food focused atmosphere with delicious activities and fun for the whole family.
A kids pancake decorating workshop will start at 10am, and Buy West Eat Best members will be offering food sampling for customers to sample. There will also be plenty of giveaways and prize opportunities.

Chef and WA Food Ambassador Don Hancey will be cooking up a storm in the kitchen through the day. Don loves nothing more than working with local producers to help grow their business and create innovative ways to present, showcase and market their produce.
Satellite activations will also occur across other ERCEG shopping centres, including:
- 2nd Ave Plaza (Mount Lawley)
- Dunsborough Market Place
- Lakes Shopping Centre (South Lake)
- Springs (Beechboro)
- Parks Centre (Bunbury)
- Power Centre (Busselton)
These centres will also run a kids pancake-building activity on 28 March, featuring fresh WA fruit. From 7–29 March, shoppers who purchase from participating stores in the above centres will have the chance to win back their grocery shop.

Buy West Eat Best members offering samples on the day include:
- Black Garlic Co.
- Brownes
- Craig Mostyn Group – Amelia Park and Linley Valley Pork
- Quindanning Buffalo
- Swan Valley Honey
- Sweeter Banana
- Ozblu Blueberries
- WA Potatoes
About Buy West Eat Best
The distinctive bitemark logo of Buy West Eat Best enables Western Australian shoppers to clearly identify food and drink products which have been grown, farmed, fished, processed, prepared and served right here in WA. Western Australian businesses that display the Buy West Eat Best logo must meet stringent criteria for local content.

Fresh produce, such as fruit, vegetables, meat and seafood, must be 100 percent grown, fished or farmed in Western Australia. Grocery items, such as sauces, yoghurts, cheese, bread or beverages, must feature main ingredients grown, fished or farmed in Western Australia, and the product must be processed and transformed in Western Australia.



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