The Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association (RNAA) revealed its financial statement for 2025 during its annual general meeting.

Members were told that last summer's successful Royal Norfolk Show, which attracted 81,000 visitors, helped the RNAA generate a total income of £5.65m across all its trading activities in 2025 - a "significant increase" on the previous year's £4.01m.

But the association was left with an overall net deficit of almost £89,000, mainly due to the start-up costs and initial trading of the Norfolk Food Hall, which opened last May.

The flagship project reflects the RNAA's continued ambition to promote farming and food production, while generating year-round revenue from the showground.

The £3m Norfolk Food Hall was........

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