Earth Day - Looking Out For The Future
As Earth Day approaches on April 22nd, our team at Bula Kava House wants to take a moment to appreciate the birth of the modern environmental movement that began back in 1970. Founded by then U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson, the idea behind Earth Day was to create public awareness about pressing environmental issues that faced the U.S. and the world beyond. Since Earth Day was first established, we’ve seen significant progress made in how we treat the environment in the U.S. in the forms of the Clean Air, Safe Drinking Water, Endangered Species, and Food Quality Protection Acts, among others....
Introducing Taveuni Waka & 'Ava Fagaloa Kava
Judd's Latest South Pacific Adventure With the demand for kava increasing in recent years, the current available supply of mature kava has dwindled. Some of our favorite Bula Kava House suppliers have increased their prices, while also cutting back on the amount of kava they have available. Once a grower exhausts their kava supplies, a quick phone call or trip to the store will not help to replenish the inventory. Kava takes years to fully mature once planted. Unfortunately, the promise of future kava – and let us just say that what’s recently been planted in response to the current...
What The Current Kava Shortage Means For Our Customers
At Bula Kava House, we pride ourselves on offering customers the highest quality kava at the lowest prices, and we remain committed to providing exceptional value to those who buy kava online or who stop by our Portland kava bar. As many of our valued regulars in the kava community may already know, kava demand has steadily increased in recent years. This demand for noble kava has placed a strain on the world’s supply of kava and a shortage is expected. As is the case whenever demand outpaces supply, we expect this kava shortage to have a significant impact on...
Fiji's Gold Medal Win Brings Nation Together
When the Fiji men’s Olympic rugby Sevens team defeated Great Britain by a commanding score of 43-7 in the final at Deodoro Stadium in Rio it marked the nation’s first ever Olympic medal. The historic win set off a wave of celebration that caused the entire country to stand up and cheer. Businesses closed for the day, people danced on rooftops, and impromptu parades broke out on the street as revelers proudly waved Fiji’s pale blue flag. The fact that the flag still prominently features the Union Jack serves as a reminder of just how far the former British colony...
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