UCC Hawaii's coffee farm in Holualoa is mentioned in the context of ongoing regional struggles with coffee leaf rust and coffee berry borer. The report highlights how federal funding freezes and USDA staff cuts threaten critical research needed to combat these agricultural threats to the Kona coffee industry.
UCC Hawaii Kona Coffee Estate
UCC Hawaii Kona Coffee Estate is a 35-acre plantation located on the slopes of Mt. Hualalai that specializes in 100% Kona coffee. The estate combines agricultural production with a robust tourism program, allowing visitors to participate in harvesting, roasting, and tasting experiences. It serves as a direct-to-consumer retail hub for both its own estate-grown beans and selections from neighboring Kona farms.
UCC Hawaii Kona Coffee Estate is owned by Ueshima Coffee Company (UCC)
UCC Hawaii is a subsidiary of the Japanese coffee giant Ueshima Coffee Company (UCC), which established the Hawaii estate in 1989 to expand its global coffee operations. The estate functions as a direct-to-consumer arm of the larger international corporation.
Ultimate owner: a large corporation
Ownership is disclosed when documented. Corporate parents can shape sourcing and independence claims. Public sources were researched as of 2026-10-20.
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- https://ucc-hawaii.com
- https://webshop.ucc-hawaii.com/pages/kona-coffee-estate
- https://ucc-hawaii.com/article/farm.info_en?lng=en-US
- https://www.ucc.co.jp/eng/company/about/estates
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UCC_Ueshima_Coffee_Co.
- https://www.111-hawaii.com/ucchawaii
- https://www.ucc.co.jp/eng/company/history