The Goodness of Hemp.

Blending hemp into everyday industrial materials and consumer products delivers clear benefits in environmental sustainability, product performance, and human/animal health. All American-grown and -made.

This uniquely versatile plant integrates seamlessly into multiple industry and manufacturing supply chains. Its natural bast and hurd fibers are ideal for polymer composites, insulation, absorbents, textiles, and nonwovens. Hurd fiber is excellent for animal bedding and compost. Hempseed provides raw materials—seed, hearts, and meal—suitable for food, feed, and skin care.

Hemp supports sustainability: it grows with minimal water, needs no pesticides or herbicides, matures in 100 days, and helps sequester CO₂ in soil and products. Its woody core can replace trees in most applications, reducing environmental impact. When blended with other materials, hemp improves performance:

• Plastics and composites: boosts biodegradability and lightweighting.
• Textiles: increases durability and resistance.
• Food: enhances protein content and digestibility.
• Construction: lowers VOCs and better fire resistance.
• Nonwovens: improves abrasiveness, absorbency, and biodegradability.
• Animal care: provides protein-rich supplements & high-absorbency bedding.

Hemp is better business with a smaller footprint.