INTERVIEW: Marta Vinhas is the founder of Sensihemp, a regenerative fashion brand from Portugal that works exclusively with hemp. With 20 years of experience in the textile industry, she created
Portuguese entrepreneur puts hemp at center of company’s circular fashion strategy Read More »
Belgian researchers and companies are increasingly turning to industrial hemp as a potential tool in the battle against PFAS contamination, with early field trials showing encouraging results in the Province
Belgian hemp trials show promise in extracting metals, chemicals from polluted soil Read More »
By Nando Knodel Last year was a promising year for permanent carbon removal, with 78% growth compared to 2023, and the release of EU’s Carbon Removals and Carbon Farming (CRCF)
EU policy shift boosts hopes for hemp in carbon removal, but hurdles remain Read More »
A Brazil-based activist group said it will launch a book about hemp as a sustainable raw material for the textile industry next week. Fashion Revolution Brazil (FRB) will introduce “Cânhamo
Brazilian activists champion hemp for sustainable ‘revolution’ in textile industry Read More »
The Trump administration appears to have suspended funds under the Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities program, putting $35 million earmarked for critical hemp projects at risk. The freeze threatens the future
USDA’s suspension of ‘Climate-Smart’ funding jeopardizes $35 million in hemp projects Read More »
[Second in a five-part series of the most popular stories on HempToday in 2024] In 2024, industrial hemp proved its potential as a sustainability powerhouse. From Ecuador’s Amazon, where cannabis
Year in Review: Hemp industry embraces eco-tech and sustainability potential Read More »
INTERVIEW: A writer, director, and director of photography, Jordan Berger is the founder of Sunflower Films, a production company in Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA. He is currently completing production on ONE
‘People simply have to learn more about the plant’s benefits and the good it can bring’ Read More »
A groundbreaking project in Maine has received $1.6 million in funding to continue research into hemp’s potential in remediating soil contaminated by PFAS, the so-called “forever chemicals.” The initiative, at
Tribe research team gets $1.6 million grant to continue study of hemp for soil cleanup Read More »
Purdue University has launched a consortium to bring together academic researchers, Indiana farmers and industry stakeholders in a field-to-shelf hemp product development initiative. The school’s new Hemp Products Utilization Consortium
U.S. hemp products development consortium is framed as field-to-shelf initiative Read More »
The National Hemp Association (NHA) has been awarded $19.6 million from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA ) to lead a project aimed at protecting the Chesapeake Bay Watershed through
U.S. hemp group gets $19.6 million to implement innovative conservation practices Read More »
