New AAL Grower Member Benefit
Exclusive Bunnings Trade Pricing Now Available for Grower Members
Avocados Australia is excited to announce a new partnership with Bunnings Trade, delivering exclusive trade pricing benefits to Avocados Australia Grower Members.
This new member benefit provides access to Bunnings Trade PowerPass commercial pricing, designed to support your business operations and help reduce everyday input costs. It’s another practical initiative focused on delivering real value to growers across Australia.
What’s Included?🔧
Avocados Australia Grower Members with a linked PowerPass account receive:
💲 Exclusive Organisations pricing across a wide range of products
📦 Project-based pricing support for specialised or large-scale requirements
🏬 In-store Trade Specialist support in every Bunnings store
🛠 Access to an extensive supplier network, enabling sourcing beyond the standard warehouse range
This support can assist with:
- Orchard maintenance and infrastructure upgrades
- Irrigation and landscaping supplies
- Worker accommodation fit-outs (including appliances and kitchens)
- Large-scale agricultural or property improvements
Whether you’re purchasing day-to-day supplies or planning a major capital project, this benefit is structured to support both operational efficiency and long-term investment.
How to Apply📝
This benefit is available exclusively to current Avocados Australia Grower Members and is subject to membership verification.
To access the pricing:
- Register online via the Bunnings Trade x Avocados Australia registration form (fastest option), or
- Email Organisations@bunnings.com.au with your Avocados Australia membership details.
Once your membership is verified, your PowerPass account will be aligned to the Avocados Australia commercial pricing structure.
Grower members are encouraged to register and take advantage of this new partnership, designed to provide tangible savings and dedicated support for avocado businesses nationwide.
👉 For more information please visit the Member Benefits page on the Avocados Australia website.
This article appears as part of the 27 March 2026 issue of Guacamole, our e-Newsletter.
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Date Published: 27/03/2026
