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.
Local value-added products can contribute to a promising future for diversified agriculture. Mana Up brands have foundations rooted in quality Hawaiʻi-grown ingredients and each founder has a strong commitment to the islands that fosters their success.
We still have a few more weeks left to relish in the feels of the summer season, so we’re rounding up some of our Mana Up brands that have just what you need to enjoy these last few weeks of fun under the sun! Cheers to the season of BBQs, beaching, and being in the outdoors!
Haku Collective, founded by Scotty Wilks and Kimié Miner, works to support Hawai'i-based musicians through live events, production, publishing, product, and mentorship opportunities.
Nāpili FLO Farm’s, founded by Monica Bogar, makes locally-crafted artisanal kimchi and fermented foods, embedded in family love and determination to create a sustainable & organic farm.
The authentic hand-poured soy candles and bath & body products of Jules + Gem Hawai'i traces back to Lana Gronwald discovering her love for candles when she and her husband bought a candle kit for date night.
Ua Body was created through the succession of a recipe book, family business, and the desire to continue a mother's legacy. Owner Leala Humbert, in partnership with her husband Blaine, provides natural and chemical-free skincare.
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