Paper & Pulp Industry
Hemp provides a sustainable, high-yield alternative to wood pulp, reducing deforestation and resource waste. From printing paper to packaging and specialty pulps, hemp unlocks scalable and eco-friendly solutions for the global paper industry.
FAQs: Hemp in Paper & Pulp Industry
The paper industry relies on deforestation, energy-intensive pulping, and harmful chemicals. This results in biodiversity loss, high carbon footprint, and unsustainable production costs.
Hemp stalks are processed into pulp, which is then refined into printing paper, packaging, tissue, and specialty grades. Hemp requires less bleaching and fewer chemicals compared to wood pulp.
Hemp-based paper can be sold as premium eco-friendly alternatives in packaging, publishing, hygiene, and luxury goods markets.
Publishing, packaging, e-commerce, consumer goods, tissue & hygiene, and specialty printing are key industries adopting hemp-based paper.
Eco-conscious publishers, e-commerce brands, FMCG companies, office suppliers, and luxury brands are prime customers for hemp paper.
Ban on single-use plastics, deforestation concerns, green packaging regulations, and corporate sustainability goals are major growth drivers.
The global paper market exceeds $350 billion annually. Hemp paper is growing rapidly as a premium and sustainable segment, with CAGR projections of 8–10% through 2035.
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