AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEnergy Costs in Hawaii: A U.S.-Iran agreement could gradually lower Hawaii gas and electricity prices by easing oil-shipping tensions, though economists warn the relief won’t be instant. SNAP Food Rules: Hawaii will restrict sugary drinks for SNAP recipients, a move retailers say could slow sales and force stock changes. Hospitality & Food Industry: The Hawaii Hotel & Restaurant Show returns to the Blaisdell Center June 17-18, bringing vendors, local products, and live food demos. Construction & Water Security: Oahu thieves are targeting temporary water meters used for construction and emergency supply, raising replacement costs and concerns about unauthorized water use. Agriculture & Food Supply: UH researchers are building a clean seed pipeline to protect Okinawan sweetpotatoes and local ʻuala from viruses. Local Real Estate: James Campbell Company bought The Element, a 318-unit West Oʻahu apartment community near UH West Oʻahu and the rail station. Community Gardens: Honolulu will add perimeter fencing around Makiki and Ala Wai community gardens to curb vandalism and theft. Wildfire Recovery Culture: Maui’s Hot Kūpuna Nights returns June 23 with mele and resource tables for long-term recovery. Aviation/Travel: Hawaiian Airlines ends free in-flight meals on most transpacific flights starting July 1, shifting to preordered dining.
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