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Where to Buy Australian Organic Coffee Beans_How Much Does a Pack of Australian Organic Coffee Beans Cost

Published: 2026-01-27 Author: FrontStreet Coffee

Last Updated: 2026/01/27, Professional coffee knowledge exchange For more coffee bean information please follow Coffee Workshop (WeChat public account cafe_style ) Coffee beans are naturally a must-have on the shopping list when going to Australia. While buying cherries and yogurt at Woolworths supermarket, I accidentally discovered Rainforest Alliance certified organic Arabica beans, and the price was incredibly cheap. Woolworths is a chain supermarket, and this

Coffee beans from Australian supermarket

Australian Supermarket Coffee Adventure

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Coffee beans naturally made the shopping list for our trip to Australia. While buying cherries and yogurt at Woolworths supermarket, I discovered Rainforest Alliance certified organic Arabica beans at an incredibly cheap price. Woolworths is a chain supermarket, making these beans easily accessible.

As you can see — a chain supermarket.

These Rainforest Alliance certified 100% organic Arabica beans come in paper packaging, priced at 37 Australian dollars for 1 kilogram. These beans are not originally from Australia; they are imported, blended, roasted, and packaged in Australia. Since Australians typically prefer Flat White coffee, these beans are perfect for making milk-based coffee beverages such as cappuccinos or lattes. Being a fan of lattes and cappuccinos myself, I bought them without hesitation.

As shown — Victoria Coffee (Organic, Espresso).

The next variety is non-organic and even cheaper—plastic bag packaging of 1 kilogram priced at 31 Australian dollars. This time there was a special promotion, and it cost only 22 Australian dollars. Since I only bought the organic beans mentioned above, I don't know if these two varieties taste the same when brewed, but I suspect they would be similar.

They make amazing lattes! These beans blend perfectly with milk and even have a nutty aroma. I absolutely love them! Regrettably, I bought too little...

By the way, Australian coffee prices include tax, so the price on the shelf is the actual selling price.

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