(L-R): CSA Chairman of the Board Garrett Huffman, Motiva; Mike Gaffney, Pasha Hawaii; RADM Michael Day (USCG), Director Talent Management Transformation.
Honolulu, HI-based Pasha Hawaii announced that its fleet in the Hawaii/Mainland trade was recognized with Certificates of Environmental Achievement at the Chamber of Shipping of America’s Annual Environmental Achievement Awards for operating a total of 41 years in environmental excellence.
(L-R): CSA Chairman of the Board Garrett Huffman (Motiva); Captain Gregory Johnson, Pasha Hawaii; Rear Admiral David C. Barata, Eight District Commander, U.S. Coast Guard.
(L-R): George Pasha, IV and fellow AOTOS Honorees Adam Vokac and Mark Barker.
United Seamen’s Service’s 54th annual Admiral of the Ocean Sea (AOTOS) Awards were presented to Mark W. Barker, President of Interlake Maritime Services; George Pasha IV, President and CEO of The Pasha Group; and Adam Vokac, District and National President of the Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association (M.E.B.A.).
(L-R): Vice Admiral Paul Thomas, USCG; Captain Greg Johnson, Captain Alexandra Hagerty, Pasha Hawaii; Deputy Administrator Tamekia Flack, MARAD.
Honolulu, HI-based Pasha Hawaii announced that its fleet in the Hawaii/Mainland trade was recognized with Certificates of Environmental Achievement at the 20th anniversary of Chamber of Shipping of America’s Annual Environmental Achievement Awards for operating a total of 52 years in environmental excellence.
Lombard, IL (October 2, 2023) - The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) presented the 2023 Supply Chain Sustainability Award to Pasha Hawaii at the EDGE 2023 Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition
Pasha Hawaii donates $25,000 to non-profit Hawaii Community Foundation in support of Maui Strong
Pasha Hawaii supply chain routes are fully operational as support efforts for Maui wildfire relief are underway. The company has enacted its Emergency Response Plan which includes prioritizing emergency rations, foodstuffs and medical supplies via available barge capacity to Maui and its direct vessel roll-on/roll-off service.
Pasha Hawaii and the Port of Oakland celebrated the arrival of MV Janet Marie to the Port of Oakland with a christening ceremony, marking the company’s second Liquified Natural Gas (“LNG”)-powered container ship to call the Bay Area. The Oakland Seaport is considered the gateway for containerized ocean cargo shipments in Northern California. Janet Marie is the second of two new ‘Ohana Class, 774-foot LNG-powered container ships built at AmFELS.
Arrival marks the company’s second container ship to operate on natural gas; Pasha Hawaii donates $25,000 to non-profit Kupu in honor of Janet Marie Pasha
One year after making history by introducing Hawai‘i’s first container ship to operate on natural gas, Pasha Hawai‘i has added a second natural gas-powered container ship to its fleet. MV Janet Marie made her inaugural arrival at Honolulu Harbor’s Pier 51, completing the construction and delivery of the company’s second of two ‘Ohana Class vessels.
In commemoration of MV Janet Marie’s first call to the Port of Long Beach, Harbor Commission President Sharon L. Weissman (center) presented Pasha Hawaii President and CEO George Pasha, IV (center) and MV Janet Marie Capt. Doug Fisher (standing next to George Pasha) with a plaque in honor of the ship's Captain and Crew.
pashahawaii.com has a Shopper Approved rating of 4.8/5 based on 10618 ratings and reviews.