Kona Coffee Farmers Association Questions to Candidates for US House of Representatives, District 2 Question One: Counterfeiting and deceptive labeling of Kona and other Hawaii-grown coffee products occurs all too often on the Mainland–with adverse economic impact to Hawaii’s coffee growers and damage to the reputation of Hawaii-grown coffee. The federal Food and Drug Administration has…
Kona Coffee Farmers Association Questions to West Hawaii County Council Candidates QUESTIONS: On October 15, 2014, the Hawaii County Council unanimously adopted Resolution No. 501-14 requesting the State Legislature to adopt legislation requiring the use of Hawaii geographic-origin names in the labeling or advertising of a Hawaii coffee blend only if the blend contains at…
Kona Coffee Farmers Association Questions to West Hawaii State House of Representatives Candidates Question One: For more than 28 years Hawaii has been the only region anywhere in the world to authorize by law the use of its origin names on packages of an agricultural product (coffee) with only 10% genuine content—HRS 486-120.6. For more…
June 2020 click to view 2020.06_Resources for Hawaii’s Agriculture Industry_FINAL
Please click below a.Revised CFAP Infographic V2a to view much more information including valuable links.
Useful information. Please share w/your association members, networks, etc click to read >>>> .Small Business Owners Guide to the CARES Act final Mahalo. Dave Dave K. Chun Legislative Director / Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard / 1433 Longworth House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 / (202) 225-4906 (Phone)? / (202) 225-4987 (Fax)
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Mahalo to:: Melissa Johnson, Ph.D. Postdoctoral Researcher Daniel K. Inouye US Pacific Basin Agricultural Research Center USDA-Agricultural Research Service click below to read: Gillett et al. 2019