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Hawaii Pineapple
Shopping locally has become increasingly important for people over the last several years. Here in Hawaii, rather than buy imported fruit, consumers would much rather buy Hawaiian pineapple and other locally grown produce. In addition to its positive impact on the local economy, there's a lot to appreciate about this famous fresh pineapple – so today, Tropical Fruits Distributors of Hawaii offers you an in-depth look at its benefits:

100% Oahu Grown Flavor: Combined with the tropical climate and elevation, Hawaii's mineral-rich volcanic soil contributes to rapid and lush plant growth, with particular benefit to the Hawaiian pineapple. It’s because of the unique Hawaiian soil that DOLE's Royal Hawaiian Tropical Gold Pineapples have low acid,

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