The hemp market

The history of hemp dates back thousands of years and is deeply interwoven with the development of various cultures and societies. Hemp was cultivated in Asia 10,000 years ago and used for food, fibers and healing purposes. In ancient China, hemp was used as a raw material for clothing, paper, and medical applications.

Hemp was also valued as a valuable crop in Europe and North America for centuries until it was largely ousted from agriculture in the 20th century due to legal restrictions. Today, hemp is making a strong comeback and is appreciated and used worldwide for its sustainable, health-promoting and versatile properties.

Today's hemp market has developed rapidly in recent years and has gained in importance worldwide. As a result of new research findings and regulatory easing, hemp is once again in demand, whether in the food industry, cosmetics or medicine. Products with cannabinoids such as CBD and CBG are particularly popular in the health and wellness industry.

Industrial applications of hemp, such as for textiles, building materials and bioplastics, also show the broad potential of this plant. Cannabroker is committed to meeting the requirements of this dynamic market and making it easier for our business customers to access high-quality hemp products.

The hemp plant (Cannabis sativa) is a versatile crop that is rich in valuable ingredients. It contains cannabinoids such as CBD and CBG, which are known for their relaxing and health-promoting effects. The plant is also extremely robust, grows quickly and requires less water and pesticides compared to other crops. Hemp is therefore often regarded as an environmentally friendly alternative to cotton and wood.

The usability of the hemp plant is impressive: From seeds to fibers to flowers, almost every part of the plant can be used — a real all-round talent from nature.