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Mahi Pono announces first commercial harvest of Hawaiʻi-grown mandarins

A portion of the initial harvest will be distributed to select schools across the state, helping provide Hawaiʻi’s keiki with fresh, locally grown fruit.  In addition, Mahi Pono mandarins will be available for purchase under Mahi Pono’s “Maui Harvest” brand at select local retailers, including Island Grocery Depot on Maui, KTA Super Stores on Hawai‘i Island, and commissary stores on O‘ahu.

“Growing Maui’s Food Future”: Mahi Pono’s Papaya Crop Planted

Mahi Pono has planted its first papaya crop in its efforts towards the company’s goal of “Growing Maui’s Food Future.”

Mahi Pono’s First Planting Signals Start to “Re-Greening” Maui

Over the next three-and-a-half years, Mahi Pono farm managers say all of the company’s 41,000 acres will have some type of crop on it.

Maui’s Falconer Named Advisor to Mahi Pono

Mahi Pono today announced James “Kimo” Falconer, president of MauiGrown Coffee Inc., to serve as an advisor to the company.
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