The term hemp is used to describe the cannabis crop that is used in the industry, rather than marijuana used for recreational. Hemp is simply a plant. There are many hemp manufacturing companies that produce industrial hemp, with the main producers being Canada, France, and China. Hemp is a bio-mass that has many uses. It's used in the textile, paper, biodegradable plastics, and food industries.

Hemp can be considered as one of the products that support Green Living. Because hemp is an industrial product that does not require pesticides or herbicides to prevent soil erosion and produce oxygen. They can be used as a substitute for chemical- and dioxin-laden products that decompose quickly.

You can use hemp in clothing, using a mix of flax and silk. It can also be used to make furniture. The inner two fibers, which are woodier in texture, can be used to make non-woven items such as animal bedding and litter. Hemp, a strong, fast-growing fiber, can produce 2500% more fiber than cotton, and 600% more than flax.

Oil from hemp seeds can be used in oil-based paints, cooking, plastics, and creams. As a fiber, hemp is essential for making ropes, bags, and canvasses. Hemp can also be used to strengthen concrete in certain countries. Hempcrete, a material that is used in France frequently and which contains hemp, serves as a building material. Mercedes also uses hemp to make bio-composites, which are used in the manufacture of some of its internal panels.