Hemp fiber producers in the U.S. betting on Chinese demand could soon find their plans derailed by retaliation tariffs tied to President Donald Trump’s trade war with China. And while […]
U.S. hemp fiber hopes in China face tariff threat, doubts over long-term demand Read More »
Fiber processing machine maker Cretes has opened a new technology testing facility focused on hemp and flax bast fiber. Customers can collaborate with Cretes experts to test their own materials
Customers can test Belgian company’s fiber processing tech on simulated production line Read More »
Today’s production-driven U.S. hemp textile sector needs to be turned on its head, with the focus shifted to developing consumer demand for high-quality products, according to a new report from
Hemp textile sector should shift focus to create consumer demand for high-quality goods Read More »
The Australian Hemp Council (AHC) has launched a campaign to raise funds needed to meet newly established requirements that would clarify the market for hemp in animal feeds. After the
Australian Hemp Council seeks funding to meet compliance requirements for animal feed Read More »
Waste left over from the production of hemp oil has been approved as feedstock by a key farming industry group after a yearslong quest by U.S. stakeholders. The Association of
Key U.S. regulatory association approves hempseed waste as feed for laying hens Read More »
U.S. hemp interests are urging regulators to follow a strictly American path as they consider the advisability of hemp waste as feed for laying hens. In recent letters, the Hemp
U.S. stakeholders say Canadians, Europeans engaging in ‘protectionism’ on hemp feed Read More »
Late-comer Idaho has joined the ranks of leading hemp states in the U.S., with more than 2,440 acres licensed this year, according to the state’s agriculture department. Compared to last
Licensed hemp fields double in Idaho, where farmers are focused on fiber production Read More »
An administrative region in Uruguay is setting a model for a hemp food production supply chain, and continues to expand exports to the USA, Europe and other South American countries.
Region in southern Uruguay forging a model supply chain for hemp food products Read More »
Total financing of CA$6.1 million (~US$4.5 million) has been announced in support of a hemp supply chain to produce uniforms in the Canadian province of Alberta. The federal government said
Hemp processor, uniform maker get $4.5 million for textile operations in Canada Read More »
INTERVIEW: Dave Cook is co-founder and owner of Tuscarora Mills, Bedford, Pennsylvania, a manufacturer of flat woven textile fabrics made from hemp and other natural fibers. An expert in textile
‘Demand, innovation, investment needed to re-establish hemp textiles’ Read More »
