A federal grand jury indicted a 66-year-old Hawaii woman after prosecutors accused her of fraudulently making millions of dollars by selling foreign-grown coffee that was labeled and sold as “100%…
Hawaii Woman Accused of Selling Millions of Dollars of Fake Kona
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