Hemp Bioplastics Taking Root in North America

Oct 8, 2019

It may be hard to meet someone off the street and ask them to list at least ten products that can be made from industrial hemp. Most people know CBD, clothing and one or two other products, but this crop can be processed into tens of thousands of products. Bioplastics are one of those products, and this use of hemp is beginning to take root in the U.S. and North America in general.

Hemp Inc., a company based in Las Vegas, converted a former sweet potato processing facility in North Carolina into an industrial hemp processing lab three years ago. The company has been importing hemp hurd (a by-product during hemp processing) from Europe and mixing it with kenaf (a plant fiber) in order to create…

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