Colorado, USA-based Folium Biosciences said it has bought FeyeCon, a designer of large scale supercritical CO2 extraction technology based in Weesp, Holland. Folium said the move gives the company “an
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will host a hemp specific listening session for industry stakeholders on Wednesday, March 13 to hear comments as it works to finalize federal hemp
U.S. farming officials set listening session on federal rules Read More »
Vendors and producers of hemp-based products from nine countries are signed up so far for HempBoutique, an international pop-up showroom that will again be part of this year’s NoCo Hemp
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By Robert Ziner, CIHC, Canada Over the long run hemp fiber will become the most relevant part of the hemp plant, and the most valuable of its outputs. Just as
For long-term value from the hemp plant, look to the fiber Read More »
The Irish Hemp Cooperative has named two new board members as it plans a busy slate of activities throughout the rest of the year aimed at expanding membership in the
Enthusiasm high as Irish Hemp Co-op looks to busy year Read More »
American self-regulator U.S. Hemp Authority has given its stamp of approval to 13 companies the group says have met its quality and safety standards. “As the market for hemp-derived products
U.S. self regulator gives its stamp of approval to 13 hemp firms Read More »
A recent update to the European Union’s Novel Food Catalogue is mistaken in its consideration of CBD, cannabis veteran and consultant Richard Rose writes in a detailed report issued late
Updated EU rules on ‘novel foods’ get it wrong on CBD Read More »
A company which spent almost €275,000 on Facebook advertising over three years has seen its sales plummet after the online media giant started rejecting their ads. Finland-based Hemprefine Oy spent
Facebook ban pushes Finnish hemp processor to the edge Read More »
Tasmanian hemp fields could rapidly expand to 8,000 hectares (about 20,000 acres) over the next few years, stakeholders say, as long-awaited changes to Australian legislation governing the use of hemp
Tasmanian hemp farmers see rapid growth in coming years Read More »
While the Serbian government is supporting hemp farmers with subsidies for things like fertilizer and fuel, a lack of flexibility on other key considerations is holding up development, said Igor
Government ‘rigidity’ is barrier in Serbia, but fields expand Read More »
