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All from entrepreneurs across the Hawaiian Islands
We hope to share this strong community of local Hawaiʻi brands with you. You'll find food, fashion, home, beauty, and art that not only highlights the incredible ingredients grown and cultures found here in the Hawaiian islands, but also foster our local community with high-quality jobs, agricultural sustainability, and a regenerative culture of entrepreneurship.
House of Mana Up is part of a bigger state-wide initiative to grow and support entrepreneurs based in Hawaiʻi, providing them resources and tools to grow globally. In our 'ohana of founders, many companies have been recognized internationally for their products and find their success in connection to their home, including sourcing ingredients locally, sharing culture, or elevating our sense of place and community. As they grow, they help to support our community through economic diversification, jobs, givebacks, and investment locally.
ʻUlu chips are created in Honolulu with locally grown ʻulu (breadfruit). This starchy fruit was brought here by the Polynesians hundreds of years ago and has been a staple in the Hawaiian diet ever since. ʻUlu Mana takes this delicious fruit that is high in vitamins and fiber, slices it thin, and cooks it in healthy coconut oil.
Net Weight: 3.5 oz
At House of Mana Up, we feature the unique stories of Hawaiʻi's rising entrepreneurs -- and the premium brands they've built -- so that you can learn more about the makers and artisans behind Hawaiʻi's growing product industry.
Ao Organics Hawai‘i
Creator of Ao Organics Hawai‘i, Chelsa Davis formulates her skincare products with ethically sourced ingredients that will treat women’s skin issues and won’t break the bank on their journey to achieve healthy, glowing skin–a.k.a. the #AOGlow. Chelsa does this, all while preserving our ao (earth) with clean and sustainable products.
Many products featured here source their ingredients from Hawaiʻi farms, which is one more example of how investing in our local entrepreneurs multiplies in many facets of our economy. In addition to contributing to a sustainable future for diversified agriculture, these entrepreneurs are winning international awards for their products that feature unique crops of Hawaiʻi.
Disclaimer: Big Island Coffee Roasters is known to ruin all other coffee experiences.
“We’ve heard it so many times,” laughs co-founder Brandon von Damitz. “People tell us ‘Now that we’ve had your coffee, we can’t drink the coffee we used to.’”
Kawika’s holistic approach begins with caring for the bees, which he raises using organic methods at his farm on Hawaiʻi Island. Depending on the season, he’ll take his operation on the road, delivering hives to spots where particular flowers are in bloom.
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