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Posted at 12:42 p.m., Wednesday, September 14, 2005

BUSINESS BRIEFS
Bottle manufacturer opens new plant

Advertiser Staff

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Pacific Allied Products, Ltd., Hawai'i's leading plastics manufacturing company, said it will open a new 30,000 square-foot manufacturing plant in Campbell Industrial Park in October to manufacture plastic containers.

PAP currently manufactures more than 60 million plastic bottles annually for Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Meadow Gold, Hawaiian Natural Waters and several other juice and water bottling companies in Hawai'i. The new $5 million manufacturing plant and state-of-art bottling equipment will enable PAP to triple its annual production to more than 200 million bottles.



Pasha Hawaii says no immediate plans for fuel surcharge

Pasha Hawaii said today the company has no immediate plans to raise its shipping fuel surcharge for customers using its Hawai'i service.

Pasha's main competitors, Matson Navigation Co. and Horizon lines in recent weeks both announced increases in customer fuel surcharges to offset higher fuel costs being paid by the companies.

Pasha Hawaii carries cars, trucks and other oversized cargo between Hawai'i and California on it's 579-foot transport ship, the MV Jean Anne.