Climate change is more real than ever. We have reached a point at which everyone (especially companies) should think seriously about how they can counteract climate change. Alternative and sustainable materials must become the norm. Did you know that hemp is one of the most sustainable raw materials? In this blog article we reveal how hemp, CBD and climate change fit together.
Hemp as a sustainable raw material
Hemp is one of the oldest and most valuable cultivated plants in the world. The green plant is very robust and needs neither pesticides nor herbicides. Hemp thus protects not only the soil and the environment but also the workers. It grows quickly, on almost any soil, and yields two to three times as much fibre as cotton on the same area. In addition, the hemp plant does not need much water. Another advantage of the plant is that it is durable. Textiles made from hemp can be used much longer than textiles made from cotton, for example.
If you thought that was all, you were wrong. Not only can paper already be made from the hemp plant, there are now also hemp-based plastic alternatives. The hemp plant is incredibly versatile.

