Austrava Pty Ltd in Coburg, Victoria, Australia | Company

Austrava Pty Ltd

Locality: Coburg, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9015 7728

Address: 4/15 Munro Street 3058 Coburg, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.austrava.com/

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24.01.2022 Compostable stand up pouches available for order now. We have produced them from materials which have been approved for home composting.

23.01.2022 Austrava....going for green (quote by Al Gore)

23.01.2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxzoTXd5QHg

22.01.2022 Austrava Spouted Pouches - tried and tested to comply with HPP processing. High Pressure Processing is a cold pasteurization technique which consists of subjecting food, previously sealed in flexible and water-resistant packaging, to a high level of hydrostatic pressure (pressure transmitted by water) up to 600 MPa / 87,000 psi for a few seconds to a few minutes. It is the same effect as subjecting the food to an ocean depth of 60 Km deep -if an ocean this deep existed. High Pressure Processing is a natural, environmentally friendly process that respects the ingredient and helps maintain the fresh food characteristics like flavour and nutrients. It is a real alternative to traditional thermal and chemical treatments.

22.01.2022 Coffee has been a major export earner for Vietnam since early 20th century. We will soon be working with local producers to discover the benefits of Aromaseal bags in tropical climates.

22.01.2022 https://youtu.be/N4ZHaipCifw

22.01.2022 Austrava Glass - coming soon

20.01.2022 http://www.austrava.net.au/onlinestore/index.php

18.01.2022 #coffeeroasters #coffeeroaster #melbournecoffee #adelaidecoffee #hobartcoffee #canberracoffee #nzcoffee

16.01.2022 Austrava Kraft Paper stand up pouches feature green construction materials meaning they are environmentally friendly.

14.01.2022 Find out more by visiting us at www.austrava.net.au

11.01.2022 Water solvable bio hazard bags

08.01.2022 Bag making using latest machines

05.01.2022 Lovely brew at the @tionghoespecialtycoffee

05.01.2022 There is actually a solution to this problem. No, the impact will will not be immediate but with time, the situation is bound to improve. Removing plastic is not a fix as we rely too much on this material for our day to day life. An immediate fix is substituting this hard plastic with one that will dissolve in water once it is immersed. The challenge is making those plastics easy to live with and inexpensive. https://www.abc.net.au//whale-dies-after-eating-p/10917282

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04.01.2022 Happy Easter everyone