Food and drink contributes to the Island's strong economy so producers should show off their wares at major local events.
That's according to the director of agriculture - as local businesses are invited to exhibit at the Royal Manx Agricultural Show and the Isle of Man Food and Drink Festival.
Both events are open to anyone adding value to food grown, reared, caught, brewed, pickled, baked or smoked on the Isle of Man.
Driving government's 'Food Matters' strategy - Dr Peter McEvoy says the events are growing year-on-year:
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