Stargazer Industries

JUNE 2024 | As Stargazer Industries Hawaii, LLC began setting up shop in Naalehu, it received the invite from the "Made in Hawaii" Festival team that their first product, a 2-cu.ft. bag of 100% Hawaiian Eucalyptus Mulch got the invite. It's the first landscaping product to be at the show and it is Grown Harvested, Chipped & Bagged on Hawaii island.

JULY 2024 | Stargazer Industries Hawaii LLC is  new company  that just set up it's business license and reinvented itself to streamline operations and set up shop in Naalehu. With only funds available to basically set up the business, to attend a convention event like the, "Made in Hawaii" Festival on Oahu is a challenge out of the gate.

So, they reached out to their support village from their contacts, friends, family, community and Facebook. Through IndieGoGo they were raised us up 63% to meet their goal of $3,900.00 to reach the event and be successful. 

$2,419.00 was raised from the opening of the campaign on June 30 to its close on July 16. 

SHORT from their initial goal by $1,409.00, they have extended the campaign on the Stargazer Industries Hawaii LLC website and have asked Golden Tree Media, LLC to get the word out further in place of IndieGoGo.

AUGUST 2024 | Stargazer Industries Hawaii LLC 's campaign to raise funds to go to the "Made in Hawaii" Festival and be successful...was a GREAT success thanks to the village that surrounds the company. The goal was exceeded by $200 for expenses.

MINI bags are being stuffed, equipment packed, travel plans made. 

Visit Stargazer Industries Hawaii LLC at Booth 205 as they begin their journey of introducing retailers and weekend-warriors to 100% Hawaiian Eucalyptus Mulch - All natural, no dyes or colors.

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KHON2 Reporter Bryce Moore  Posted: Aug 23, 2024 / 05:13 PM HST  

There is lots of food, clothing, accessories and even mulch from stockpiled eucalyptus trees shipped in from the Big Island — with approval from the Department of Agriculture, of course.

“We’re actually blowing the chips straight into a container so they’re not touching the ground. Then we’re taking them from that container and right into the bag,” Stargazer Industries Hawaii owner Christine Kaehuaea said. “So, every bag is pure. And like I said, the inspectors are working with us and walking with us in that process so they’ll be making sure that we’re doing that because we don’t want to transport anything anywhere.”

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