Hemp is one of the most sustainable crops that are known. For the obtaining of 1kg of cotton fiber, about 9,758 l of water are used, while for a 1kg of hemp fiber only € 2,401 L is needed. What is 75% less.

25% of the pesticides and herbicides produced worldwide is used in cotton cultivation. Due to this high need, cotton leaves the earth burned. On the contrary, hemp does not need pesticides or herbicides.

Through the process that is known as "carbon sequestration" the hemp plant traps the CO2 of the atmosphere. That generates a negative carbon footprint in the environment. For each ton of hemp produced, 1.63 tons of air CO2 are removed.

Hemp has a performance per hectare 2.5 times higher than cotton to what fibers are concerned. In addition, one hectare of hemp can produce the same amount of paper as four hectares of trees ..

It is a short cycle crop, between 90 to 120 days, depending on the variety, climatic conditions and photoperiod. Incorporating hemp into a rotation of extensive crops is a good option for the maintenance of soil fertility and to obtain good yields.

Hemp, through fitorremediation, naturally eliminates heavy metals and helps repair damaged agricultural soils by reverting the effects of compact and erosion. Hemp cultivation increases absorption and returns 60% nutrients to the ground when dried in the field.

Hemp is one of the most sustainable crops that are known. For the obtaining of 1kg of cotton fiber, about 9,758 l of water are used, while for a 1kg of hemp fiber only € 2,401 L is needed. What is 75% less.

The use of hemp can replace oil in almost all its applications. It can be used as a raw material in the elaboration of more than 50,000 products and is useful for many industrial applications.

The natural fiber more respectful with the environment and the most sustainable for the manufacture of tissues.

Hemp fibers facilitate a large absorption of oxygen, causing bacteria can not survive and inhibiting the growth of microorganisms.

Hemp fiber facilitates self-regulating body temperature, offering a warm feeling in winter and fresh in summer.

The nature of hemp fibers make them very effective in blocking the detrimental ultraviolet rays of the Sun, with 95% protection.

For its antimicrobial properties, hemp is one of the strongest and stronger natural fibers.

The tissues are compostable and biodegradable, decomposing themselves in just 4 years, unlike the plastic it takes between 100 and 1000 years.

Being a porous fiber, hemp tissue favors perspiration and ventilation.

The plant structure of hemp fiber provides tissues very versatile properties, being light, flexible and with high resistance to adverse effects.