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Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. factory tour

By BRYAN BERKOWITZ / SPECIAL TO THE STAR-ADVERTISER

Aug. 24, 2016

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Museum Director, Roslyn Lightroom shows some historic photos.
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Cane haulers waiting to offload.
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Robert Lu'uwai, VP Factory Operations shows the sugar crystal formation process.
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Original railroad tracks that at one time went straight to Kahului Harbor.
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Sugarcane getting processed at the Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. factory.
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Interior of the Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. factory.
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One of the early steps of cane processing, the cane is rinsed.
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Robert Lu'uwai, VP Factory Operations explains how cane is processed.
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Cane hauler coming in from the field.
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Cane entering the processing facility.
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Robert Lu'uwai, VP Factory Operations and Tran Chinnery, Alexander & Baldwin Investor Relations, point out sugar cane operations to Andrew Gomes, Star Advertiser reporter.
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Cane getting picked up.
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Cane hauler getting getting loaded.
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Cane hauler getting in position to get loaded.
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Sugarcane burn getting harvested.
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The day's sugarcane burn, ready to picked up, still smoldering.
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Sugarcane ready to be picked up.
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Empty field, smokestacks in background
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