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HawaiĘ"i Bets Millions That Students Will Eat Way More Eggs

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By Thomas Heaton Verified, Megan Tagami Verified
| Killeen Daily Herald Verified
Despite myriad questions and misgivings, state officials are forging ahead with plans to build a multimillion-dollar facility in Wahiawā with a simple function: cracking eggs. Thousands and thousands of eggs. Driven by Sen. Donovan Dela Cruz and state Agribusiness Development Corp. leaders, the facility is intended to crack low-grade eggs to supply an explosive increase in demand the Department of Education anticipates in the next few years.
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Hawaiʻi Bets Millions That Students Will Eat Way More Eggs

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By Thomas Heaton Verified, Megan Tagami Verified
| Yakima Herald-Republic Verified
Despite myriad questions and misgivings, state officials are forging ahead with plans to build a multimillion-dollar facility in Wahiawā with a simple function: cracking eggs. Thousands and thousands of eggs. Driven by Sen. Donovan Dela Cruz and state Agribusiness Development Corp. leaders, the facility is intended to crack low-grade eggs to supply an explosive increase in demand the Department of Education anticipates in the next few years.
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Hawaiʻi Bets Millions That Students Will Eat Way More Eggs

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By Thomas Heaton Verified, Megan Tagami Verified
| Honolulu Civil Beat Verified
The Agribusiness Development Corp. is closing in on a $4.7 million land purchase in Wahiawā for a highly specialized facility to crack eggs. Despite myriad questions and misgivings, state officials are forging ahead with plans to build a multimillion-dollar facility in Wahiawā with a simple function: cracking eggs. Thousands and thousands of eggs. Driven by Sen. Donovan Dela Cruz and state Agribusiness Development Corp.
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