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1. beatofhawaii.com › from-sweet-past-into-aloha-barsFrom Sweet Past Into Aloha Bars? Hawaii Sugar Cane Legacy ...

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   Aug 3, 2024 · The last sugar mill in Hawaii, operated by Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Company (HC&S) on Maui, ended operations in 2016. The closure marked the end of a long era for sugar cane production in the state. Much of the former sugar plantation land has since been repurposed for a variety of agricultural and non-agricultural uses.

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3. the.honoluluadvertiser.com › article › 2008Sugar era ending on Kauai as Gay & Robinson pulls out

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   2 days ago · October 1996: Waialua Sugar ends O'ahu's sugar industry, leaving sugar production on only two islands and four companies: on Maui, HC&S and Pioneer Mill; on Kaua'i, Gay & Robinson and Amfac Sugar Kauai (the combined operation of Lihue Plantation and Kekaha Sugar). September 1996: The Federal Emergency Management Agency gives the county a ...

4. www.bloomberg.com › news › articlesRaw Sugar Falls to Lowest Since 2022 Amid Global Stock Selloff

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   6 days ago · Raw sugar fell to the lowest in nearly two years weighed by a selloff in the broader global markets while strong Brazilian shipments and the prospects of higher output in India boost the supply ...

5. www.npr.org › 2024/08/05 › nx-s1-5058665Is it possible to get the sweetness of sugar along with the ...

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   6 days ago · FADEL: We should note, though, that this is just one study, funded by one company. Scientists, nutritionists and regulators are all seeking solutions to an overabundance of sugar in the American diet.

6. beatofhawaii.com › history-of-hawaii-travel-byHistory of Hawaii Travel By Ship and Plane - Beat of Hawaii

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   Jul 26, 2024 · Hawaii established as premier global travel destination. By the early 1900’s, over 20,000 visitors per year were arriving in Hawaii. That would grow exponentially to 1 million visitors in the 1960’s and then with jet travel, to the 10 million visitors of today. Starting in the 1920’s, ships began docking near the Aloha Tower, where they ...

7. the.honoluluadvertiser.com › article › 2009Sugar cane varieties had amazing uses in the Hawaii of old

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   3 days ago · The first Polynesian settlers brought ko to Hawaiian shores by canoe. In Hawaiian terminology, the varieties included pulapula, the stalk with sprouts at the nodes which were propagated; 'aina ko, cane trash fibers (bagasse); okaoka ko; fine broken fragments of fiber; mu'okole, post-blooming cane; wai ko, the juice from the stalk; opu ko, a clump of cane; mäla ko, a field of cane; lälani ko ...

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   Where is the California and Hawaiian Sugar Company located?

   • The California and Hawaiian Sugar Company was founded in 1906 and operated from 1921 to 1993 as an agricultural cooperative marketing association owned by the member sugar companies in Hawaiʻi. Its headquarters are in Crockett under the Carquinez Bridge in unincorporated Contra Costa County, California.

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   What is the history of the sugar industry in Hawaii?

   • Since the first successful commercial plantation was established on Kauai in 1835, the sugar industry has been a significant part of the Hawaiian economy and a great influence on the course of Hawaii's history. As the industry evolved, over 80 sugar companies have come and gone.

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   What happened to Hawaiian Sugar Company?

   • Originally organized as a co-operative in 1921, it encountered a severe decline in sugar markets and passed through a series of owners in the latter half of the 20th century. In 2017, its Crockett, California, refinery processed its last shipment of Hawaiian sugar but continues to produce sugar from other locations.

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   When did Hawaii become a cargo carrier?

   • By 1946, however, Hawaii saw the return of commercial steamship service, with liners capable of carrying over 700 passengers each, arriving regularly in Honolulu. Matson remained in the passenger business until 1970, when, as a result of jet travel, it became today’s cargo carrier. Dole’s folly and advent of flights to Hawaii.

   History of Hawaii Travel By Ship and Plane - Beat of Hawaii

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9. www.nlrb.gov › case › 32-CA-347968C&H Sugar Company, Inc. | National Labor Relations Board

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   Aug 3, 2024 · 1912 I Street Sacramento, CA 95811 (916)491-4248 : Charged Party / Respondent Employer C&H Sugar Company, Inc. Crockett, CA 94525 : Charging Party Union Sugar Workers Union, Local 1: Crockett, CA 94525