Hawaiʻi Food Industry Magazine - Winter 2023–24

Sustainability is a gift to the next generation.

Candice Marrs and her son vist the sustainable crops at Kualoa Ranch, O‘ahu.

Featured Sustainable Crops:

‘Ulu A single ‘ulu tree can live for 50 to 100 years or more and produce hundreds, even over a thousand, pounds of fruit annually

Kalo Rich in fibre, minerals and nutrients such as vitamins C and B1, kalo is one the most important staple foods of Hawaiian history

LOCAL FOOD

RENEWABLE ENERGY

MULTIMODEL TRANSPORTATION

ELECTRIC VEHICLES

As our island communities work toward recovery and greater resilience, Ulupono Initiative is actively partnering to invest and advocate in support of locally produced food, renewable energy, clean transportation, and better management of freshwater and waste for Hawai‘i’s communities

Learn more about our commitment at ulupono.com

Committed to a Sustainable, Resilient Hawai‘i

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