It is high time that we use eco-friendly products as a step to save our planet. Gradually with the rise of population, pollution is also on the rise. As our step towards a greener planet, our products are made of 100% pure and natural hemp keeping in mind its properties. Hemp, not to be confused with the psychoactive plant cannabis (which is commonly known as marijuana), is one of the oldest farmed crops in the world. People have been farming hemp since 4000 BCE, by most estimates.

Hemp can serve as an eco-friendly alternative to some of the world’s most polluting materials. Not only is hemp the source of CBD, but its seeds and fiber can make many of the modern necessities — concrete, plastic, fabric, and fuel — that we depend on. Hemp alternatives are better for the planet, as well as less toxic for the consumer. 

Hemp thrives without pesticides.

One of the modern benefits of hemp is that it doesn’t require pesticides or herbicides to grow on an industrial scale. The environmental impacts of pesticides are well-documented. They cause illness, reduce biodiversity and contaminate water supplies, the air, and soil. Many of the largest industrial crops, including soybeans and cotton, are farmed using significant amounts of pesticides. If even a fraction of these crops were transitioned to hemp, it would have a drastic impact on global pesticide use.

Hemp requires little water.

The agriculture industry uses approximately 70 percent of the world’s fresh water supply, according to the World Bank. As the global population expands (estimated to reach 10 billion by 2050), our demands for food and fresh water will grow accordingly. In other words, our need for crops that use less water grows with every season. By most estimates, hemp is considered a non-water-intensive crop. This makes it a more sustainable choice than cotton, especially.