Hawaii Coffee Association (#)
„Trade Mark Committee established. J. Langenstein, T.Bateman, and G.Brocksen volunteered. The objective of this committee is to develop a program that will allow the HCA the ability to use State of HI recognized coffee trademarks on roasted coffee products to generate income for the HCA.“
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„David is requesting volunteers for writing the newsletter. Topics suggested include R&D, Virginia's Coffee Talk, HCA Conference, the winner of the Hawaiian Coffee Contest, and a coffee growing region feature, certification, quarantine, and labeling laws.“
http://www.hawaiicoffeeassoc.org/ 10_12_2003_minutes.htm
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„Update on GMO coffee HCA position statement on GMO coffee: No GMO coffee is grown in Hawaii and it is the HCA's position that none should be commercially grown in Hawaii at this time. It is the HCA's position that no field tests of GMO coffee be done without the agreement of the HCA. A motion to accept the paragraph was seconded and approved.“
http://www.hawaiicoffeeassoc.org/ 9_5_2002_minutes.htm
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„During discussions it was brought up that the Hawaii 3x must be certified to use and that the contributions to the HCA are actually coming from those selling green to HCC. The KCC expressed their concern of dangers that may arise from importation of green coffee to supply this program.“
http://www.hawaiicoffeeassoc.org/ 02_04_2004_minutes.htm
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„3 booths that are committed still need to be paid for. Brewing equipment will be provided but need to provide own airpots. Offer of coffee bank for HCVB has been withdrawn since the HCA would not receive any benefit from providing a coffee bank. Dick Peterson is looking at finding other sources of funding to cover expenses we were originally expecting to be covered with help from the HCVB.“
http://www.hawaiicoffeeassoc.org/ 2_6_2002_minutes.htm
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Tea & Coffee 12/02 - World News
„“This is a very important development for our industry,” said Hawaii Coffee Association (HCA) President Frank Kiger. “The labeling requirements in the revised law will allow consumers to clearly distinguish a 100-percent Hawaiian coffee and foreign coffee,” he explained. “Most of the coffee roasted and sold in Hawaii that carries Hawaii identifiers are blends. [The new laws] will distinguish a Premium Blend coffee - one that may contain 30 percent or 50 percent Hawaiian Coffee - from one containing only 10 percent.”“
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