Manx food and drink producers have had a meeting to plan how to sell their produce in TT without paying high fees for grandstand pitches.
The Manx Food Traders Association say the cost is out of the reach of many small businesses, despite being an opportunity to market to an international audience.
Last night, it held an open meeting at Noa Bakehouse to discuss alternatives.
The association says it's putting a plan together to help showcase products during TT in an affordable way.
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