The Mālama Da Farmer Grants help fund labor and equipment to scale local produce production [28].
Mahalo Made focuses on helping brands launch products into key retailers in Hawaii. They provide logistical and marketing support for businesses looking to enter the local market.
Their distribution expertise covers a wide range of goods, including: Ethnic and Dietary Foods [16].
Office supplies, batteries, and cleaning products [16].
In Hawaii, "Mahalo" (meaning "thank you" or "gratitude") is frequently used by local agricultural networks and farmers' markets to promote sustainable food systems.
They work with major chains such as Whole Foods , as well as specialized stores like GNC (11 locations), The Vitamin Shoppe (5 locations), and independent shops like Vim and Vigor [21].
