The Perfect Commodity

The non-psychoactive varieties of cannabis, known as hemp, offer a great number of useful things for humanity. Seed, root, stalk, flowers — the entire plant is utilized, providing everything from cheap biomass to active ingredients of the highest value for the pharmaceutical industry. A single commodity can drive a thousand and one industries.

Hemp is the name given to non-psychoactive varieties of Cannabis. Normally, the law designates by this name any Cannabis that has in its flowers less than 0.3% THC, the most psychoactive substance in marijuana. This plant is not included in international treaties that prohibit the cultivation and trade of drugs — producing and selling Hemp should not be restricted. But for many years, there were great difficulties, especially in the international market. This has changed a lot in the last decade, with the regulation of Hemp in most of the world.

As a result, Hemp has become a commodity, produced on all continents and marketed for a large number of uses in the most diverse industries.

Get to know all the products provided by the various parts of the plant: