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After being used for more than 10,000 years, hemp was displaced during the last century. See how this crop can transform industries.

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Nutrition

Bioplastics

Textile

Cellulose

Cosmetics

Animal feeding

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Building
Hemp can radically transform this industry, from extractive to renewable.
  • Superior thermal efficiency
  • Positive regulation of temperature and humidity
  • Light and resistant
  • Fire and mildew resistant
  • Not toxic
  • Long-lasting
MEDICINAL
With the production of Cannabidiol (CBD) we go from a synthetic pharmaceutical industry to a 100% natural one, with endless medicinal purposes.
  • Anxiolytic & Antipsychotic
  • Sleep regulator
  • Antioxidant
  • Chronic pain management: neuropathic, metastatic, inflammatory
  • Antimigraine
  • Fibromyalgia treatment
  • Osteoporosis
  • Mitigation of chemo and radiotherapy side effects.
NUTRITION
Hemp is a multi-purpose nutritional element.
  • Hemp seeds contain essential fatty acids (omega 3, 6, 9), amino acids and dietary fiber
  • Suitable for diabetics
  • Perfect plant-based alternative for protein consumption
  • CBD derivatives are nutritional supplements that promote health: they improve digestion, are highly energetic, anti-aging and enhance resistance
BIOPLASTICS
Hemp has the capability to change the plastic industry forever: it is a biobased and compostable material, but equally malleable to any flexible packaging, and can achieve greater rigidity than steel.
  • The production of traditional plastics generates an enormous amount of CO2, while hemp absorbs it!
  • Its shelf life can be programmed to compost quickly when applied to single-use packaging as well as have the durability of steel for construction, automotive and textile applications.
  • Replacement of automotive interior parts: lighter and safer than fiberglass and other traditional fibers.
Textile
“This fiber is the best kept secret of sustainable fashion. Its use is slowly gaining popularity, spreading all over the world” .

(Pía Rey, Vogue Mexico magazine, June 21, 2021)

  • More versatile and resistant fibers.
  • Greater longevity.
  • Less discoloration and greater resistance in use.
  • Regulates body temperature.
  • The fibers are antibacterial and antifungal (prevents bad odors) .
  • Blocks ultraviolet light.
  • 220% higher fiber production than cotton.
  • It uses ¼ of the water compared to cotton cultivation.
  • Considerable reduction in the use of agrochemicals.
  • Scalable organic production.
C E L L U L O S E
Using hemp instead of trees to produce paper and construction materials can mitigate the dangers of deforestation.
  • A single hectare of hemp can produce as much usable fiber as four hectares of trees
  • Hemp stalks grow in 4 months, while trees take between 8 and 80 years, depending on the species.
  • Hemp contains up to 85% cellulose while trees reach 30% .
  • No chemicals are required to separate the fiber from the pulp
  • Hemp fibers are long, which makes it possible to produce stronger paper that can be recycled more times than paper produced from wood.
  • Hemp contains 5-24% lignin, while wood has 20-35%. This is advantageous as the lignin must be removed from the pulp before it can be processed into paper.
COSMETICS
Today there are many derivatives found in cosmetics and even more benefits for our skin.
  • Anti-inflammatory and soothing effect on the skin. Also contains phenolic acid and vitamin E that neutralize free radicals.
  • Hemp oil, meanwhile, is not the same as CBD. It comes from the seeds and helps keep the dermis hydrated thanks to its high content of omega 3 fatty acids.
  • It regulates sebaceous production and, as it contains vitamin E, it is an antioxidant.
  • The flavonoids present in cannabis have anti-inflammatory action, protect against UV rays and help regulate the skin's cell cycle.
  • Cannabis Terpenes (aromatic molecules) have synergistic effects when combined with cannabinoids, producing a relaxing, detoxifying and purifying action on the skin.
Animal feeding
It has been studied that hemp can reduce methane emissions into the atmosphere by ruminants because the high amount of polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) has the ability to reduce methane production in the rumen.
  • High levels of protein, fiber, fatty acids and amino acids.
  • Contains up to 10 times more fat than corn, twice more than soy and up to 25% more calories than both seeds.
  • Feeding animals with rich diets in PUFAs contributes to human health through the consumption of omegas through meat, eggs and milk. It influences cardiovascular function in addition to having an anticancer effect; modulates the immune system; has an antidiabetic action; promotes bone mineralization and helps reduce body fat.
Animal feeding
It has been studied that hemp can reduce methane emissions into the atmosphere by ruminants because the high amount of polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) has the ability to reduce methane production in the rumen.
  • High levels of protein, fiber, fatty acids and amino acids.
  • Contains up to 10 times more fat than corn, twice more than soy and up to 25% more calories than both seeds.
  • Feeding animals with rich diets in PUFAs contributes to human health through the consumption of omegas through meat, eggs and milk. It influences cardiovascular function in addition to having an anticancer effect; modulates the immune system; has an antidiabetic action; promotes bone mineralization and helps reduce body fat.
ENERGY
This crop comes to replace the use of non-renewable resources, being highly efficient in the processes and their use.
  • Batteries are 4 times more resistant than lithium. They don't pollute and are compostable!
  • Biofuels from biomass.