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WAIALUA, O‘AHU
Sweet Land Farm founders Emma Bello McCaulley and her dad, Eric Bello will take you on a tour of their North Shore goat farm. Then, learn how to entertain Hawai‘i style with charcuterie board making using goat cheese & other goal dairy products.
BEHIND THE BRAND:
Sweet Land Farm is a goat dairy and farmstead creamery born from founder Emma’s passion - combining her culinary training and family tradition of dairy farming. Founded by Emma Bello McCaulley and her father, Eric Bello from Waialua, Oahu.
Building on what it means to bloom where you are planted, Bank of Hawaii and Mana Up are shining the spotlight on thriving companies that participated in their business mentorship program! Learn more about local companies growing in paradise including Island Harvest Hawaii, Pono Potions and Surf Shack Puzzles.
Now you can shop local products in Mana Up's portfolio under one roof at House of Mana Up. Check out new products and gift sets at houseofmanaup.com!
About Our Accelerator Our accelerator for Hawaiʻi-based products connects you to the toolkit, people and channels you need to take revenues from six figures to eight.
Surfers of all abilities take inspiration from the sport’s first ambassador, Duke Kahanamoku, whose lei-draped statue overlooks the beach in Waikiki. Now, thanks to local retailer House of Mana Up, they can pay tribute to the Olympic swimmer and surf legend with a new line of beach essentials.
Mana Up is donating 100% of profits from retail sales to Maui relief efforts through the end of August.
"Our renewed partnership reinforces our efforts focused on regenerative tourism and bringing Hawaii to the world as visitors make their return to the Islands once again," Mana Up co-founder Meli James told PBN in an email.
Byron Goo is an experienced executive with a demonstrated history of working in the food and beverage industry. He sensed a rebirth of tea brewing in America and launched Tea Chest Hawaii in 1995. As a craft tea maker, Byron has created award-winning products and has helped local farmers cultivate tea and other crops that can be used in his blends.
Tea Chest Hawaii was one of the first USDA-certified organic food manufacturers in the state and continues to support sustainable, organically grown agriculture around the globe. Its tea team has a passion for refined taste and a distinct sense of place. Their mission is to craft products with great flavor, all while making people happy. Using only natural, organic and sustainable ingredients, Tea Chest Hawaii formulates products that are good for you and the planet. Today the O‘ahu-based company has several brands of tea including Hawaiian Natural Tea, Mamaki among a few others.
