text:  Right now, it's easy for companies to sell those products and label them as locally grown or processed, even if that's mostly untrue. But a new law says they can't do that for a package of coffee, unless more than half of it actually is from Hawaii. The other law requires macadamia nut packages to disclose the presence of non-local nuts, if there are any. Suzanne Schreiner is president of the Kona Coffee Farmers Association. To this day, we are still one of the only regions in the world that allows foreign beans into our coffee lands.